1967
DOI: 10.1515/mamm.1967.31.2.275
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Notes on Bats From Iran

Abstract: Nouvelles localites de capture pour des chauves-souris d'Iran.

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“…On this basis and 01 the basis of measurements given by Etemad (1969) we feel that th3 R. microphyllum from Shiraz is probably the nominate race. The threi specimens listed by Gaisler (1970) were examined by DeBlase ρπσ to Schlitter's discovery of rostral ridge distinguishing character However, on the basis of measurements published by Gaisler (1970 and those taken by DeBlase and on the basis of habitat, the Telespii specimen is referable to the nominate subspecies and the Mishei specimen to R. m. harrisoni.…”
Section: Remarksmentioning
confidence: 62%
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“…On this basis and 01 the basis of measurements given by Etemad (1969) we feel that th3 R. microphyllum from Shiraz is probably the nominate race. The threi specimens listed by Gaisler (1970) were examined by DeBlase ρπσ to Schlitter's discovery of rostral ridge distinguishing character However, on the basis of measurements published by Gaisler (1970 and those taken by DeBlase and on the basis of habitat, the Telespii specimen is referable to the nominate subspecies and the Mishei specimen to R. m. harrisoni.…”
Section: Remarksmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…Star indicates type locality of R. m. harrisoni. The specimen from Shiraz(Etemad 1969) is not mapped and the one from Las Bela is indicated by a question mark. hardwickei of Iran, R. muscatellum muscatellum and R. muscatellum seianum by its larger external and cranial size.…”
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“…Nevertheless, its first move in this field was to prepare and introduce to Parliament a law on atomic energy, the [AEOI], its governing bodies, and the control of the Government over nuclear activities. 58 The boost in US-Iranian relations was still powerful in the early years of President Ford who took office in the aftermath of the 1973 Yom Kippur war and the ensuing OPEC crisis. On 3 March 1975, Iran and the United States signed a 15 billion dollars agreement for the construction of eight nuclear power reactors having a total capacity of 8,000 MW(e).…”
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“…69 It was estimated that the Iranian share in this large enrichment plant at Tricastin in France would provide Iran with sufficient quantities of low enriched uranium (LEU) fuel for its national programme at least until the mid-1990s. 70 In connection with these contracts, a significant number of Iranian students, scientists and technicians went to France to advance their skills and knowledge in nuclear engineering, nuclear physics and other related branches.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In certain American & Russian research papers it has been reported that the organometallic compounds, mainly the porphyrins of vanadium and nickel are working as the natural emusifiers [9][10]. As the surface-tension of dispersed phase and dispersion medium plays an important role in the formations of these petroleum emulsions, so their stability is very much effected by the addition of suitable surface active agents.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%