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October 15, 1997Hydrological Processes

Stream bed temperature profiles as indicators of percolation characteristics beneath arroyos in the Middle Rio Grande Basin, USA

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JCJim ConstantzUnited States Geological SurveyCTCarole L. ThomasJohn Innes Centre

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