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@article{160503,
        author = {Lingaswamy Veeramalla and Dr. K. Sreenu and Banothu  Naveen and Dr.Rajendra Prasad Kanchi},
        title = {PYROXENITES OF KARAPATTU AND KUNNATHUR AREAS, SEVATHUR COMPLEX, TAMILNADU, SOUTHERN INDIA},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {10},
        number = {1},
        pages = {605-608},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=160503},
        abstract = {The research area Karapattu and Kunnathur villages are located NE part of the vellore district TamilNadu and comes under Sevathur Complex, composed by pyroxenites, syenites and carbonatites. The Sevathur complex is occurred as ring and curve shaped structure. The aim of the study is to describe the petrographic features of pyroxenites, it includes field observations and megascopic properties. Augite is the essential mineral formed as coarse grained euhedral to subhedral in shape, Enstatite is relatively less in weight percentage compared to augite and in some samples an equal proportion of both Augite and Enstatite were observed.  Karapattu and Kunnathur consist Pyroxenites and remaining places are covered by feldspar rich porphyry syenites are observed. The research area occupied about 20km2},
        keywords = {Sevathur Complex, Karapattu, Pyroxenites and augite},
        month = {},
        }