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- Wednesday, January 9, 2002 Page: 1 file:///Macintosh%20HD/
- Army impacts on Desert Soils --Comparing Geologic Rates of Change to those
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- The ability to quantify change in a watershed depends on understanding the basin's baseline behavior. If baseline information is not available,many studies rely on basins in close proximity to approximate the initial
- THE TORTOISE, THE TANK, AND THE SAGE: WHAT REALLY MOVES MOJAVE DESERT
- Regular Cosmogenic Nuclide Dosing of Sediment Moving Down Desert Piedmonts Nichols, K K, Bierman, P R, Hooke, R L, Persico, L, Caffee, M, Finkel, R
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