Contributions of Chemical and Isotopic Tools for Understanding the Groundwater Modes Recharge and Flow in the Lower Cretaceous Aquifer in the Moroccan Sahara

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"Contributions of Chemical and Isotopic Tools for Understanding the Groundwater Modes Recharge and Flow in the Lower Cretaceous Aquifer in the Moroccan Sahara"
written by Nabila Edoulati, Said Boutaleb, Ismail Bettar, Ali Ouchbani,
published by Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.5 No.2, 2013

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