2012•Journal of HydrologyRequires access

14C dating of deep groundwater in the Bengal Aquifer System, Bangladesh: Implications for aquifer anisotropy, recharge sources and sustainability

M. A. Hoque, William Burgess

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Key concepts: Groundwater recharge, Aquifer, Groundwater, Depression-focused recharge, Geology, Groundwater discharge, Groundwater model, Hydrology (agriculture)

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