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Kasera, P.K. and Sharan, P. (2002). Economics of Evolutions alsinoides (sankhpusphi) from Indian Thar Desert. Annals of Forestry, 10 167-171. 

Andrews, J.E., Singhvi, A.K., Kailath, A.J., Kuhn, R., Dennis, P.F., Tandon, S.K. Dhir, R.P. (1998) Do stable isotope data from calcrete record Late Pleistocene monsoonal climate variation in the Thar Desert of India Quaternary Research 50, 240-251. 

Raghavan, H. Courty, M.A. (1987) Holocene and Pleistocene environments in the Thar Desert (Didwana, India). In Fedoroff, N. Courty, M.A. (Eds) Micromorphologie de Sols. Paris Association Francaise pour l Etude du Sol, pp. 371-375. 

Goudie, A.S. Sperling, C.H.B. (1977) Long-distance transport of foraminiferal tests by wind in the Thar Desert. Journal of Sedimentary Petrology Ail, 630-633. 

Figure 1. Ocean drainage basins of Asia (UNESCO, 1978 I boundaries of drainage basins, U—Boundaries of internal runoff regions HI—Arctic Ocean W—Pacific Ocean V Indian Ocean VI—Atlantic Ocean. I—Thar desert (India) 2—Arabian Peninsula 3—Dead Sea basin 4—Inland Anatolia (Turkey) 5—Central Asia 6—Kazakhstan and Middie Asia 7—Seistan depression and adjacent regions 8—Iranian highlands 9—Pre-Caspian area.

Wasson, R. J., G. I. Smith D. P. Agrawal, 1984. Late Quaternary sediments, minerals, and inferred geochemical history of Didwana Lake, Thar Desert, India. Palaeogr, PalaeocUm., Palaeoecol. 46 345-372. 

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