The analysis of paleomagnetic data from Late Neoproterozoic complexes of Siberia and Australia is carried out. We show that the existing paleomagnetic datasets are in a …
… the Imperial Government does not recognize and accept in the whole of Shat-ul-Arab any … all its might any encroachment upon its sovereignty in Shat-ul-Arab waters and will not allow …
… It aimed at regulating the control over the shared waterway Shat al-Arab/Arvand Rud but also at ending Iranian support for some factions in the Kurdish area of Iraq. The agreements …
… Shat al-Arab/Arvand Rud, the waterway dividing the lower portion of their common border, or officially renaming the historically recognized Persian Gulf, by its new name the Arabian …
… The Al-Ubulla canal started from Shat Al-Arab (ie Arvand Rud) and ended in Basrah. The course of Shat Al-Arab and its specified river routes linked the port with Basrah. Since big ships …
… What the speaker has just heard ’Shat the speaker has just seen What th® speaker has just … ulates himself on his wise move in buying up captives; Faemonas (Rud. 892) applauds his …
… a convenient outlet for the principal portion of its waters through the Haffar canal into the Shat-al-Arab." Whether the Haffar through which the Karun empties itself into the Shat-al-Arab …
… lakes, the Shat-e Bandan, to the southeast, and the Shat-e Menqar or Miangharan or Shat-e … of the terrain vary from around 900 m asl near the Rud-e Shami, to 980 m asl at the height of …
… At this time, little is known about the extent of resistant populations of common cocklebur and shattercane. However, a survey of the Kansas River valley found ALS-resistant sunflower …
… Under Pahlavi rule, it was replaced by the geographical term Arvand-Rud (qv). It was only in 1975 that a final agreement was reached, according to which the line of deepest water (the …