Subsurface Flow Paths is the three-dimensional network of routes followed by water as it moves through the unsaturated and saturated zones beneath the land surface, governed by hydraulic gradients and subsurface heterogeneity and connecting recharge areas with groundwater and surface-water discharge locations.
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The chemistry of subduction-zone fluids
C. E. Manning · Earth and Planetary Science Letters · 2004 · 830 citations
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