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1	Groundwater Dependence of Aquatic Ecosystems associated with the Table Mountain Group Aquifer. Roets, Wietsche. January 2008 (has links) <p>Results from this study enables a better understanding of groundwater surface water interactions in the TMG, particularly regarding aquatic ecosystems. It has also highlighted the necessity to do proper impact assessments before proceeding with bulk abstraction from this important aquifer. The results also demonstrated the importance of differentiating between real groundwater and non-groundwater discharge contributions to surface hydrology and where these interface areas are located.</p> Table Mountain Group Aquifer Hydrogeology Ecohydrology Aquatic Ecology.
2	Groundwater Dependence of Aquatic Ecosystems associated with the Table Mountain Group Aquifer. Roets, Wietsche. January 2008 (has links) <p>Results from this study enables a better understanding of groundwater surface water interactions in the TMG, particularly regarding aquatic ecosystems. It has also highlighted the necessity to do proper impact assessments before proceeding with bulk abstraction from this important aquifer. The results also demonstrated the importance of differentiating between real groundwater and non-groundwater discharge contributions to surface hydrology and where these interface areas are located.</p> Table Mountain Group Aquifer Hydrogeology Ecohydrology Aquatic Ecology.
3	Groundwater Dependence of Aquatic Ecosystems associated with the Table Mountain Group Aquifer Roets, Wietsche January 2008 (has links) Philosophiae Doctor - PhD / Results from this study enables a better understanding of groundwater surface water interactions in the TMG, particularly regarding aquatic ecosystems. It has also highlighted the necessity to do proper impact assessments before proceeding with bulk abstraction from this important aquifer. The results also demonstrated the importance of differentiating between real groundwater and non-groundwater discharge contributions to surface hydrology and where these interface areas are located. / South Africa Table Mountain Group Aquifer Hydrogeology Ecohydrology Aquatic Ecology

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