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The movement of water between the oceans, ground surface and atmosphere by evaporation, precipitation and the activity of living organisms, as one of the mayor biogeochemical cycles. Each day water evaporates from the oceans and is carried in the air from the sea over the land, which receives it as precipitation, and finally returns from the land to the sea through rivers, thus completing the cycle. (Source: ALLa)

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Wolski P, Gumbricht T 2003. Mapping hydrological units in the Okavango Delta.

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Heine K, Heine JT 2002. A paleohydrologic reinterpretation of the Homeb Silts, Kuiseb River, central Namib Desert (Namibia) and paleoclimatic implications. Catena 48 (1-2) 107-130

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2002. 2.26 The quality of underground water.

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2002. 2.25 Yields from boreholes.

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2002. 2.24 Types of aquifers and their overall productivity.

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2002. 2.23 Total volumes of water in the perennial rivers.

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