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Alkaline lamprophyric province of Central Iran

Island Arc, 2011
AbstractPaleozoic lamprophyres exhibit good exposures in the western part of the Central–East Iranian microcontinent. These rocks crop out as volcanoes, dykes, and plugs. The constituent minerals are amphibole, clinopyroxene, plagioclase, K‐feldspar, olivine, Cr‐spinel, titanite, biotite, and ilmenite.
FERESHTEH BAYAT, GHODRAT TORABI
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Active faults in the Zagros and central Iran

Tectonophysics, 2004
Abstract Active tectonic movements in the northwestern Zagros include right lateral slip at the rate of about 10 mm/a along the Main Recent Fault, which inherits the position of the Main Thrust, now inactive, and active thrusting and accompanying folding distributed between several zones southwest of the Main Recent Fault. In the southeastern Zagros (
D.M Bachmanov, V.G Trifonov, Kh.T Hessami, A.I Kozhurin, T.P Ivanova, E.A Rogozhin, M.C Hademi, F.H Jamali   +7 more
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Iran’s Foreign Policy in Central Asia

Iran and the Caucasus
Abstract Western perceptions of the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran tend to be dominated by considerations of the many belligerent statements from Iranian leaders. Such a picture ignores Iran’s foreign policy toward the Islamic nations of Central Asia.
Edward A. Lynch, Sylvia Adongo
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Iran: India's Gateway to Central Asia

Strategic Analysis, 2012
Abstract Most of the discourses on India–Iran relations are either focused on cultural and civilisational links with Iran or its relevance as an energy-rich nation. Its transit potential in providing India with access to Central Asia has not received adequate attention. While there is a general acceptance that Iran provides India with access to Central
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Policy of Russia and Iran in the Central Asia

2015
© Medwell Journals, 2015. The present study considers the policy of the Russian Federation and the Islamic Republic in the Central Asia. The comparative analysis of their actions in three main directions that are topical to both entities was performed.
Beloglazov A., Khafizova E.
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Central Banking in Iran

2018
Zahedi, Razieh, Pooya Azadi
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Research in the prehistory of central Western iran.

Science (New York, N.Y.), 2010
The archeological sequence in the Bisitun and Kangovar valleys promises to fill a number of gaps in the prehistory of this part of southwestern Asia. Ghar-i Khar should yield data concerning the degree of cultural continuity or discontinuity in the Upper Pleistocene and early Holocene ranges of prehistory.
T C, Young, P E, Smith
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Parthian Sites in Iran and Central Asia

Abstract The Parthian Empire was a vast state whose territories included most of Mesopotamia and the Iranian Plateau. Due to the extreme interest of the former region to all scholars working on the more ancient periods of Near Eastern history, the Parthian sites in present-day Iraq have enjoyed a lot of attention.
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Iran in Central Asia: 1990-2000

2009
Sovyetler Birliği’nin dağılmasından sonra Orta Asya bölgesel ve küresel güçler arasında bir çeşit üstünlük sağlama alanına dönüşmüştür. Orta Asya üzrinde etkili ve baskın olma mücadelesinin nedenleri çeşitlilik arz etmekteydi. Farklı evletlerin farklı dürtüleri vardı. Ekonomik, siyasi, stratejk ve enerji eksenli dürtüler iç içe geçmişti.
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Groundwater quality degradation of an aquifer in Iran central desert

Desalination, 2010
Touraj Nasrabadi, Gholamreza Nabi Bidhendi, Ali Vosoogh   +2 more
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