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An isotopic and modelling study of flow paths and storage in Quaternary calcarenite, SW Australia: Implications for speleothem paleoclimate records

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2013

Authors

Treble, Pauline
Bradley, Chris
Wood, Anne
Baker, Andrew M
Jex, Catherine N
Fairchild, I. J
Gagan, Michael
Cowley, Joan
Azcurra, Cecilia

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Pergamon-Elsevier Ltd

Abstract

We investigated the distinctive shallow sub-surface hydrology of the southwest Western Australia (SWWA) dune calcarenite using observed rainfall and rainfall δ18O; soil moisture, cave drip rate and dripwater δ18O over a six-year period: August 2005-Marc

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Keywords: Australia; Calcarenite; Diffuse flow; Drip rate; Dripwater; Eogenetic; Epikarst; Flow path; Host rocks; Hydrological models; Hydrological process; Isotopic composition; Lumped parameter; Model outputs; Modelling studies; Non-linear thresholds; Observed da Dripwater; Dune calcarenite; Eogenetic; Modelling; O isotopes; Rainfall d18O; SW Western Australia

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/70761

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ANU Research Publications

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Quaternary Science Reviews

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Journal article

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10.1016/j.quascirev.2012.12.015

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2037-12-31

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