Streambed Sediment Effects is a hydrological phenomenon characterized by the alteration of streamflow dynamics and groundwater interactions due to the deposition, composition, and permeability of sediments within the bed of a losing stream.
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Variable effects of sediment addition on stream benthos
David R. Lenat, David L. Penrose, Kenneth W. Eagleson · Hydrobiologia · 1981 · 213 citations
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