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Landscape-hydrogeochemical zonality of groundwater of the hypergenesis zone (on the example of the Prionezhye region)

Authors:
S. M. Sudarikov
Date submitted:
1984-07-04
Date accepted:
1984-09-14
Date published:
1985-06-05

Abstract

In the relief of the modern surface of Prionezhye three terraces with absolute marks of hypsometric levels 30-60, 60-100 and 100 m and more are traced. The maximum heights do not exceed 300 m.

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References

  1. Perelman A.I. Geochemistry of landscape. 2nd ed. Moscow, Higher School, 1975.
  2. Perelman A.I. Geochemistry of elements in the zone of hypereogenesis. M., Nedra, 1972.
  3. Samarina V.S. Formation of Chemical Composition of Groundwater (on the Example of the Caspian Lowland). L., LSU Publishing House, 1963.
  4. Samarina V.S. Hydrogeochemistry. L., PH LSU, 1977.
  5. Sudarikov S.M. Hydrogeochemical prerequisites of ore-bearing capacity of the Eastern Prionezhye. - Proc. of universities. Geology and Exploration, 1978, No. 4.
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