Tectonic transition from Ediacaran continental arc to early Cambrian rift in the NE Ardakan region, central Iran: Constraints from geochronology and geochemistry of magmatic rocks
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Fatemeh Nouri | H. Azizi | M. Allen | Y. Asahara | M. Tsuboi | R. Anma | Nahid Shabanian | M. Khodami | Ali Reza Davoudian | F. Nouri
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