☆ For useful comments we are grateful to Ken Chay, E David Lee, Thomas Lemieux, Henry Levin, Bentley M Rockoff, Mark Rosenzweig, and an anonymous referee sole responsibility). For generous funding we thank th Studies at Columbia University, and Mizala thanks PIA⁎ Corresponding author. E-mail addresses: [email protected] (A. Mizala), m (M. Urquiola). 1 These findings are generally consistent...

The location of the suture zone between South China Block (SCB) and Indochina (IB) is disputed. Recently, along Song Chay (Chay river) belt, a mélange was proposed as potential SCB IB. However, provenance age poorly known. In order to better constrain elements forming mélange, nine samples detrital material, one orthogneiss were subjected zircon U-Pb Hf isotope analysis. Detrital zircons from s...

The case system of most autochthonous East Caucasian languages is marked for a complex system of local case forms that are opposed to a rather restricted set of relational or derivational cases. (1) illustrates the basic paradigmatic make-up of such a system with the help of data from Aghul, an Eastern Samur language of the Lezgian branch (spoken by roughly 8.000 people along the upper regions ...

The supplementary data originally attached to the article cited above was incorrect. The correct version of the supplementary data has been attached to the online version of the article. Christof M. Kazda, Ying Ding, Ronan P. Kelly, Parag Garhyan, Chunxue Shi, Chay Ngee Lim, Haoda Fu, David E. Watson, Andrew J. Lewin, William H. Landschulz, Mark A. Deeg, David E. Moller, and Thomas A. Hardy 808...

Canul-Chay et al. [1] have conducted the segregation experiment of binary granular mixtures in a bed and subjected the bed to vibration. They report that the reverse Brazil-Nut phenomenon (RBNP) was never observed in their experiments and thus conclude that such does not exist. However, we have clearly demonstrated in [2] by Molecular Dynamics simulations that the reverse Brazil-Nut problem not...

CONTEXT In modern phytotherapy, Stachys lavandulifolia Vahl., a type of Stachys also known as Mountain Tea (Chay-e-Kouhi) has been widely studied based on its botanical and therapeutic characteristics over the recent decades. EVIDENCE ACQUISITION The present study investigated morphology, botanical characteristics, and some therapeutic activities of this plant and compares them with those of ...

conclusions the achieved findings from this comparison between botanical characteristics and therapeutic activities of stachys based on modern researches and those of marmazad by referring to traditional manuscripts revealed significant similarities between them. also, there were some applications mentioned for marmazad in tim which could help new researchers in modern phytotherapy to deal with...