Application of Paleontology with special reference to- 'CORRELATION'

For correlation, useful fossils are those that are abundant, widespread, rapidly evolving (and therefore of short range), and distributed in a variety of facies. For example, ‘Trilobites’ are main tool of correlation in Cambrian and Lower Ordovician; ‘Ammonites’ for Mesozoic; ‘Graptolites’ for Ordovician to lower Devonian; ‘Ammonoids’ are important in Devonian through Permian; ‘Conodonts’ used from Ordovician through Triassic; ‘Foraminiferans’ are used for correlating the rocks of Upper Paleozoic and post Jurassic time.

Krista nun mawi- "Thu awih"

“….Nun ze mawi, Lal Krista nun mawi tak kha, nitin min zirtir ang che” tia Dr. Ramdinthara Sailo-in Thlarau Thianghlim a sawmna hla hian min hneh hle ṭhin.

Krista nun mawi han tih hian chi hrang engemaw zah a awm thei ang. Tun ṭumah hian Krista nun ze mawi zinga mi ‘Thuawihna’ chungchang hi han thlur bing ila.

Thu awih han tih hian tuemaw tirtu a awm avang emaw, dan zam sa avang emaw, chanvo nei tura ruat vang emaw-tea chu thupek emaw, dan emaw,