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Losing streams are also
common in
regions of
karst topography where the
streamwater may be
completely captured by a
cavern system,
becoming a subterranean...
- Board. In Oklahoma,
streamwater is
defined to
include “water in ponds, lakes, reservoirs, and
playa lakes” (or dry lakes).
Streamwater is
considered to be...
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elemental abundances for the Universe, Sun, meteorites, Earth, ocean,
streamwater, etc. Portals:
Earth sciences Chemistry Geography Astronomy Stars Science...
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Protection Agency,
among others,
which can help
reduce livestock damage to
streamwater quality and
riparian environments.
Changes in
livestock production practices...
- for at
least part of each year.
Hyporheic zones (the
mixing zone of
streamwater and groundwater) and
riparian zones are
examples of
ecotones largely...
- Agouridis, C. T.; et al. (2005). "Livestock
grazing management impact on
streamwater quality: a review" (PDF).
Journal of the
American Water Resources ****ociation...
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Pollution Investigations Station and
focused on
natural purification of
streamwater, and
water treatment systems. 1949 it was
renamed the
Environmental Health...
- McDonnell; K. McGuire; P. Aggarwal; et al. (11 May 2010). "How old is
streamwater? Open
questions in
catchment transit time conceptualization, modelling...
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restoration reach. An
environmental DNA ****ay
using 5
liters (1.3 U.S. gal) of
streamwater has been
developed to
identify grayling with high
specificity against...
- Jean-Pierre; Muller,
Serge (1
March 1998). "Bryological
patterns and
streamwater acidification in the
Vosges Mountains (N.E. France): An
analysis tool...
