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Phases of formation
 The Himalayas do not comprise a single range but a series of at least
three ranges running more or less parallel to one another.
 Therefore, the Himalayas are supposed to have emerged out of the
Himalayan Geosyncline, i.e. the Tethys Sea in
phases following one after the other.
 The first phase when the Great Himalayas
 The second phase when the Middle Himalayas
 The Shiwaliks were formed in the last phase of the Himalayan
Phases of formation
The Himalayas do not comprise a single range but a series of at least
three ranges running more or less parallel to one another.
Therefore, the Himalayas are supposed to have emerged out of the
Himalayan Geosyncline, i.e. the Tethys Sea in three different
Great Himalayas were formed.
Middle Himalayas were formed.
were formed in the last phase of the Himalayan orogeny.
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Phases of formation
 The Himalayas do not comprise a single range but a series of at least
three ranges running more or less parallel to one another.
 Therefore, the Himalayas are supposed to have emerged out of the
Himalayan Geosyncline, i.e. the Tethys Sea in
phases following one after the other.
 The first phase when the Great Himalayas
 The second phase when the Middle Himalayas
 The Shiwaliks were formed in the last phase of the Himalayan
Phases of formation
The Himalayas do not comprise a single range but a series of at least
three ranges running more or less parallel to one another.
Therefore, the Himalayas are supposed to have emerged out of the
Himalayan Geosyncline, i.e. the Tethys Sea in three different
Great Himalayas were formed.
Middle Himalayas were formed.
were formed in the last phase of the Himalayan orogeny.
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Phases of formation
 The Himalayas do not comprise a single range but a series of at least
three ranges running more or less parallel to one another.
 Therefore, the Himalayas are supposed to have emerged out of the
Himalayan Geosyncline, i.e. the Tethys Sea in
phases following one after the other.
 The first phase when the Great Himalayas
 The second phase when the Middle Himalayas
 The Shiwaliks were formed in the last phase of the Himalayan
Phases of formation
The Himalayas do not comprise a single range but a series of at least
three ranges running more or less parallel to one another.
Therefore, the Himalayas are supposed to have emerged out of the
Himalayan Geosyncline, i.e. the Tethys Sea in three different
Great Himalayas were formed.
Middle Himalayas were formed.
were formed in the last phase of the Himalayan orogeny.
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Phases of formation
 The Himalayas do not comprise a single range but a series of at least
three ranges running more or less parallel to one another.
 Therefore, the Himalayas are supposed to have emerged out of the
Himalayan Geosyncline, i.e. the Tethys Sea in
phases following one after the other.
 The first phase when the Great Himalayas
 The second phase when the Middle Himalayas
 The Shiwaliks were formed in the last phase of the Himalayan
Phases of formation
The Himalayas do not comprise a single range but a series of at least
three ranges running more or less parallel to one another.
Therefore, the Himalayas are supposed to have emerged out of the
Himalayan Geosyncline, i.e. the Tethys Sea in three different
Great Himalayas were formed.
Middle Himalayas were formed.
were formed in the last phase of the Himalayan orogeny.
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Phases of formation
 The Himalayas do not comprise a single range but a series of at least
three ranges running more or less parallel to one another.
 Therefore, the Himalayas are supposed to have emerged out of the
Himalayan Geosyncline, i.e. the Tethys Sea in
phases following one after the other.
 The first phase when the Great Himalayas
 The second phase when the Middle Himalayas
 The Shiwaliks were formed in the last phase of the Himalayan
Phases of formation
The Himalayas do not comprise a single range but a series of at least
three ranges running more or less parallel to one another.
Therefore, the Himalayas are supposed to have emerged out of the
Himalayan Geosyncline, i.e. the Tethys Sea in three different
Great Himalayas were formed.
Middle Himalayas were formed.
were formed in the last phase of the Himalayan orogeny.