Geomorphology and Groundwater

Geomorphology and Groundwater: Convergence and Diversification (A.Brown & C. Bradley).

Groundwater Flow and Quality in an Alluvial Aquifer Recharged fromRiver Bank Infiltration, Torgau Basin, Germany (T. Grischek, etal.).

Shallow Groundwater Modelling and the Overbank Contribution to aSmall Floodplain Bog (C. Bradley & A. Brown).

Assessing River-Aquifer Interactions Within the Hyporheic Zone (I.Maddock, et al.).

Landform-Groundwater Interactions in the Gwenlais Karst, SouthWales (P. Hardwick & J. Gunn).

The Origin and Age of Karstic Depressions in the Darwin-KoolpinyahArea of the Northern Territory of Australia (M. McFarlane, etal.).

Karst and Pseudokarst: An Artificial Distinction?

(P. Younger & J. Stunell).

Bils and the Barind Aquifer, Bangladesh (K. Ahmed & W.Burgess).

Groundwater Recharge and Outflow Patterns in a Dunefield of NorthEast Nigeria (R. Carter).

Hydrogeological Provinces in Central Sudan: Morphostructural andHydrogeomorphological Controls (J. Burke).

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