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WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH no. 55, pages 9544 - 9562,
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Berezowski T., Partington D., Chormański J., Batelaan O.: Spatiotemporal dynamics of the active perirheic zone in a natural wetland floodplain// WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH -Vol. 55,iss. 11 (2019), s.9544-9562

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Digital Object Identifier (open in new tab) 10.1029/2019wr024777

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