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Strontium Isotopes-A Tracer for Dust and Flow Processes in an Alpine Catchment
Stream chemistry changes in response to snowmelt, but does not typically reflect thechemistry of the snowpack. This suggests that flow processes between snowmelt and streamsystem, such as interactions with the soil and bedrock, have an important control on waterchemistry and highlight the complex fl
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