Objective: Zayandehrood habitat has economical and environmental importance in central plateau of Iran    and it performs a vital role for habitants, agriculture section and the industries which are located along river bed. So current research  has been done to measure the contamination of heavy metals, its changes along the river route and defining the important and effective regions on this c...

Karun River is the largest and most watery river in Iran. This river is the longest river which located just inside Iran and Ahvaz Metropolis drinking water supplied from Karun River as well (fa.alalam.ir). Karun River as the main source of water treatment plants in Ahvaz, like most surface waters affected by various contaminants which caused changes in water quality of the river (www.aww.co.ir...

we estimated the genetic diversity and population structure of persian sturgeon across six regions of caspian sea along the coast of iran using eight dna microsatellite loci. full genotypes were obtained for 195 individuals of persian sturgeon. significant differences were detected between a. persicus specimens collected from sefidrud river (p≤0.0001) and those collected from the southern fishe...

Karun River is the largest and most watery river in Iran. This river is the longest river which located just inside Iran and Ahvaz Metropolis drinking water supplied from Karun River as well (fa.alalam.ir). Karun River as the main source of water treatment plants in Ahvaz, like most surface waters affected by various contaminants which caused changes in water quality of the river (www.aww.co.ir...

Reconnaissance mapping in the Big Salmon Complex in northwestern British Columbia (104N NE and 1040 NW, Figure la) was initiated in 1997 to test long-standing correlations (e.g. Mulligan, 1963) with rocks of the Yukon-Tanana Terrane (formerly Yukon Group) in southern Yukon (Figure lb). Such correlations are especially important t?om an economic standpoint (e.g. Nelson, 1997) because of the rece...

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Resource pulses in the world's hot deserts are driven largely by rainfall and are highly variable in both time and space. However, run-on areas and drainage lines in arid regions receive more water more often than adjacent habitats, and frequently sustain relatively high levels of primary productivity. These landscape features therefore may support higher biotic diversity than other habitats, a...

It has been suggested that, unless a major effort is made, the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide may rise above four times the pre-industrial level in a few centuries. Here we use a coupled atmosphere-ocean-land model to explore the response of the global water cycle to such a large increase in carbon dioxide, focusing on river discharge and soil moisture. Our results suggest that wat...