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Fig. 2. Generalised stratigraphic columns in the area surveyed in western Sarawak. The thickness shown for the Lubok Antu Me´lange is only approximate.
Fig. 3. A measured section in the lowest part of the Silantek Formation to the south of the Lupar Fault Zone near Enkilili
Fig. 4. Stratigraphy in the area surveyed in western Sarawak. Age data from Haile (1957), Liechti et al
Fig. 5. Geological profiles in the surveyed area along the route shown in Fig. 1. The thin vertical bar crossing the profiles marks the boundary of each profile.
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