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Closing the inland water carbon cycle. [PDF]

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Middelburg JJ.
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Testing grain size dependent variability of cosmogenic nuclide concentrations for isochron burial dating of fluvial sediment (Pannonian Basin, Hungary). [PDF]

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Ruszkiczay-Rüdiger Z, Csillag G, Wieser A, Marchhart O, Braun M, Fodor L.   +5 more
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The Diatom Diversity and Ecological Status of a Tufa-Depositing River through eDNA Metabarcoding vs. a Morphological Approach-A Case Study of the Una River (Bosnia and Herzegovina). [PDF]

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Kamberović J, Gligora Udovič M, Kulaš A, Tapolczai K, Orlić S, Jusufović A, Gajić A, Žutinić P, Ahmić A, Kalamujić Stroil B.   +9 more
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An intelligent approach to predict the drilling penetration rate using acoustic emission technique (AET). [PDF]

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Khoshouei M, Bagherpour R, Jalalian MH, Purhamadani E.   +3 more
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Actively forming microbial mats provide insight into the development of microdigitate stromatolites. [PDF]

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Makk J, Németh ÁC, Tóth E, Németh P, Kovács I, Demény A, Sipos G, Borsodi AK, Lange-Enyedi NT.   +8 more
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Exhibition Review of “A Home for Surrealism: Fantastic Painting in Midcentury Chicago” Arts Club of Chicago, June 7–August 17, 2018 [PDF]

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Determination of Groundwater Vulnerability for Protection of the Drinking Water Basins: A Case Study From Türkiye, Kesikköprü Dam Lake Basin. [PDF]

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Gülçiçek Uysal O, Cebe K, Cüylan M, Yurttaş O.   +3 more
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Analysis of closed and open numerical systems of geochemical data in spatial statistics environment in order to separate anomalous areas. [PDF]

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Seyedrahimi-Niaraq M, Mahdiyanfar H.
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Travertine cascades

Geology Today, 2022
Travertine is widespread in karst terrains, and less so elsewhere, and some of its varieties constitute spectacular landforms, many of which become popular visitor sites for geologists and non‐geologists alike. Among the many forms of travertine, barrages are the most spectacular, especially where they still have streams or rivers cascading over them ...
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Microbial origin of travertine fabrics—two examples from Southern Germany (Pleistocene stuttgart travertines and miocene riedöschingen Travertine)

Facies, 1993
In Southern Germany, two examples of travertines of different age and depositional morphology were examined in detail. Travertines are laminated carbonate rocks formed by precipitation from mineral and/or thermal waters. They include characteristic facies types, such as bushy layers (‘shrubs’) referred to calcification of branching microbes ...
Christoph G. Koban, Günter Schweigert
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