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Separating the natural and anthropogenic components of spring flood pH decline: A method for areas that are not chronically acidified

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Separating the natural and anthropogenic components of spring flood pH decline: A method for areas that are not chronically acidified (English)

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Stephan Köhler

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Hjalmar Laudon

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Kevin H. Bishop

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July 2000

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Water Resources Research

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36

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7

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1873-1884

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