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Salinity of Senegalese phreatic aquifers: the role of the geomorphology?
Salinity is a common feature in amphibious environments. However, in Senegal (West Africa), elevated salinity levels are observed in groundwater hundreds of kilometres inland from the coastline–far beyond the marine influence. This raises questions about the origin of the salinity, decoupled from se
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