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      The Purari — tropical environment of a high rainfall river basin 

      Limnology of the Purari basin Part 1. The catchment above the delta

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          Mechanisms controlling world water chemistry.

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          On the basis of analytical chemical data for numerous rain, river, lake, and ocean samples, the three major mechanisms controlling world surface water chemistry can be defined as atmospheric precipitation, rock dominance, and the evaporation-crystallization process.
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            The Geochemistry of the Amazon River System: Part I. The Factors that Control the Salinity and the Composition and Concentration of the Suspended Solids

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                Publication date (Print): 1983
                Pages: 141-177
                DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-7263-6_9
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