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Ezatollah Raeisi: Iran’s foremost professor of hydrogeology

Ezatollah Raeisi: Le plus innovant des professeurs d’hydrogéologie

Ezatollah Raeisi: El más notable profesor de hidrogeología de Irán

عزت ا.. رئیسی: برجسته ترین استاد هیدروژئولوژی ایران

Ezatollah Raeisi: O mais importante professor de hidrogeologia do Irão

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Kazemi, G.A. Ezatollah Raeisi: Iran’s foremost professor of hydrogeology. Hydrogeol J 19, 501–503 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10040-010-0683-0

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