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Groundwater flow and sand body interconnectedness in a thick, multiple-aquifer system / Graham E.Fogg

Main Author: Fogg, Graham E.;070Country: Estados Unidos.Publication: Abstract: Sumário (Met.Geo.Abst.1987,p.1311).Provenance note: Origem: INMGSubject - Topical Name: CURSOS DE AGUA SUBTERRANEA | HIDROGEOLOGIA

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in:"Water Resources Research", Wash.D.C., 22 (5) May 1986, p.679-694

Origem: INMG

Sumário (Met.Geo.Abst.1987,p.1311)

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