Differential gauging and tracer tests resolve seepage fluxes in a strongly-losing stream
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Andrew T. Fisher | Christine E. Hatch | Carol Shennan | C. Ruehl | A. Fisher | C. Shennan | C. Hatch | M. L. Huertos | G. Stemler | Christopher R. Ruehl | M. Los Huertos | G. Stemler
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