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Activity

2011

• A WATCHED SPRING NEVER BOILS? CHARACTERIZING SMALL SUBAQUEOUS ARTESIAN SPRINGS IN LITTLE SALT CREEK NEAR LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
  T155 Springs as Sites of Dynamic Physical, Geochemical, and Ecological Processes
  Tuesday, 11 October 2011

  8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

  Room M100DE

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• MEASURING SEASONAL STREAM SALINITY IN EASTERN NEBRASKA'S ROCK CREEK TO AID TIGER BEETLE PRESERVATION
  T179 Springs and Spring Deposits (Posters)
• WORTH ITS SALT: THE ROLE OF SHALLOW GROUNDWATER IN EASTERN NEBRASKA'S SALINE WETLANDS
  T179 Springs and Spring Deposits (Posters)
• MONITORING SEASONAL STREAM SALINITY IN EASTERN NEBRASKA'S LITTLE SALT CREEK TO ASSIST TIGER BEETLE PRESERVATION
  T179 Springs and Spring Deposits (Posters)
• Seasonal Variations In Stream Salinity In Eastern Nebraska's Salt Creek Watershed – Implications for the Survival of the Endangered Salt Creek Tiger Beetle
  301 Hydrogeology (Posters)
• NEBRASKA'S EASTERN SALINE WETLAND HYDROLOGY: CLARIFYING THE GROUNDWATER CONNECTION
  T179 Springs and Spring Deposits (Posters)
• "A PLANT, A BUG, AND A BUNCH OF HYDROGEOLOGISTS MEET IN A SALINE WETLAND..."
  T179 Springs and Spring Deposits (Posters)