[1] امامی س. ن.، "بررسیهای پترولوژیکی با تاکید بر پهنههای دگرسانی و ارزیابی آثارزیست محیطی آنها درسرزمین آتشفشانی شمال شهرکرد"، پایاننامه دکتری پترولوژی (1387) دانشگاه اصفهان، 265ص.
[2] Leake B. E., IMA Commission,
“Nomenclature of amphiboles of the subcommittee on amphiboles of the international mineralogical association commission on new minerals and mineral names”, Europian Journal of mineralogy 9(1997) 623-651.
[3] Hammarstrom Jane M., E-AN Zen., “Aluminum in hornblende: An empirical igneous geobarometer”, American Mineralogist 71(1986) 1297-1313.
[4] Schmidt M. W., “Amphibole composition in tonalite as a function of pressure: an experimental calibration of the Al- in hornblende barometer”, Contributions to mineralogy and Petrology 110(1992)304 -310.
[5] Johnson M. C., Malcolm J. Rutherfurd, “Experimental calibration of the aluminum- in- hornblende geobarometer with application to Long Valley caldera (California) volcanic rocks”, Geology 17(1989) 837- 841.
[6] Hollister L. S., et al., “Confirmation of the empirical correlation of Al in hornblende with pressure of solidification of calcalkaline plutons”, American Mineralogists 72(1987) 231- 239.
[7] Anderson J. Lawford., “The effects of temperature and fO2 on the Al- inhornblende barometer”, American Mineralogists 80(1995) 549-559.
[8] Wones D. R., Gilbert M. C., “Amphiboles in the igneous environment”, Mineralogical Society of America Reviews in Mineralogy, 9(1982) 355-390.
[9] Cawthorn P.C., G. Davies, “Amphibole fractionation in calcalkaline magma genesis”, American journal of sciences, 276 (1982) 309 –329.
[10] Helz R. T., “Phase relations of basalts in their melting range at PH2O = 5kb as a function of oxygen fugasity”, Journal of Petrology 14(1973)
249-302.
[11] Helz R. T., “Phase relations of basalts in their melting range at PH2O = 5kb. PartII. Melt compositions”, Journal of Petrology 17(1976) 139-193.
[12] Ghent E. D., Nicholls j., Simony, P. S., Sevigny J H., Stout M. Z., “Hornblende barometry of the Nelson batholith, southeastern British Columbia: Tectonic implications”, Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 28(1991) 1982-1991.
[13] Vynhal C. R., McSween H. Y., Speer J. A., “Hornblende chemistry in southern Appalachian granitoids: Implications for aluminium hornblende thermobarometry and magmatic epidote stability”, American Mineralogist 76(1991) 176-188.
[14] Miyashiro A., “Volcanic rock series in island arcs and active continental margins”, American Journal of Sciences 247(1974)321-355.
[15] Kuno H., “Petrology of Hakone volcano and the adjacent areas”, Japan. Geological Society American Bulltein 61(1950)957-1020.
[16] Raase P., “Al and Ti contents of hornblende, indicators of pressure and temperature of regional metamorphism”, Contributions to mineralogy and Petrology 45(1974) 231- 236.
[17] Ernest, W. G., “Paragenesis and thermobarometry of Ca-amphiboles in the Barcroft granodioritic pluton, central White Mountains, eastern California”, American Mineralogists, 87(2002) 478-490.
[18] Hall A., “Igneous petrology” (1987) Longman, London, 573 P.
[19] Ghent, E. D., j. Nicholls, P. S.Simony, J. H. Sevigny, M. Z. Stout, “Hornblende barometry of the Nelson batholith, southeastern British Columbia: Tectonic implications”, Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 28(1991) 1982 - 1991.
[20] Vynhal C. R., H. Y. McSween, J. A. Speer, “Hornblende chemistry in southern Appalachian granitoides: Implications for aluminium hornblende thermobarometry and magmatic epidote stability”, American Mineralogists, 76(1991) 176 - 188.
[21] Kazmin V.C., “Volcanic belts as markers of the Mesozoic – Caenozoic active margin of Eurasia”, Tectonophysics 123(1986) 123 – 152.
[22] Mohajjel, M. and C.L. Fergusson, “Dexteral transpression in Late Cretaceous continental collision, Sanandaj - Sirjan zone, Western Iran”, Journal of Structural Geology, 22 (8)( 2000) 1125 - 1139.
[23] Parlak, O., V. Hock, H. Kozlu, M. Dlaloye, “Oceanic crust generation in an island arc tectonic setting, SE Anatolian orogenic belt (Turkey)”, Geological Magazine, 141 (5) (2004) 583 - 603.
[24] Ghasemi A., C.J. Talbot, “A new tectonic scenario for the Sanandaj - Sirjan zone (Iran)”, Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 26 (6) (2006) 683-693.
)