Figure 6. A.  Plot of average number of vertebrate remains per search hour that are identifiable at least to major taxon and/or body part, relative to the median age of successive biostratigraphic surveys.  This shows variation in the fossil productivity (P_f = NISP_v/hour) through time, from the upper part of the Nagri Fm. through part of the Dhok Pathan Fm.  B. Data from A divided by the duration of the interval sampled for the biostratigraphic survey, which provides a measure of average productivity per hundred thousand years.  The peak at about 9.2 Ma is survey KL01, which is a buff sandstone dipslope and overlying finer-grained deposits above the ‘U’ sandstone level.  This level also includes a large number of productive localities and many Sivapithecus specimens.  Data in Table 1.