An overview of the sedimentary geology of the Bengal Basin in relation to the regional tectonic framework and basin-fill history
M Alam, MM Alam, JR Curray, MLR Chowdhury… - Sedimentary …, 2003 - Elsevier
The Bengal Basin in the northeastern part of Indian subcontinent, between the Indian Shield
and Indo-Burman Ranges, comprises three geo-tectonic provinces:(1) The Stable Shelf;(2)
The Central Deep Basin (extending from the Sylhet Trough in the northeast towards the
Hatia Trough in the south); and (3) The Chittagong–Tripura Fold Belt. Due to location of the
basin at the juncture of three interacting plates, viz., the Indian, Burma and Tibetan
(Eurasian) Plates, the basin-fill history of these geo-tectonic provinces varied considerably …
and Indo-Burman Ranges, comprises three geo-tectonic provinces:(1) The Stable Shelf;(2)
The Central Deep Basin (extending from the Sylhet Trough in the northeast towards the
Hatia Trough in the south); and (3) The Chittagong–Tripura Fold Belt. Due to location of the
basin at the juncture of three interacting plates, viz., the Indian, Burma and Tibetan
(Eurasian) Plates, the basin-fill history of these geo-tectonic provinces varied considerably …
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