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Abundance and size of toads (Bufo woodhousii and B. cognatus) were related to precipitation, river flow, and groundwater over 7 years along the Middle Rio Grande, a regulated river in the semi-arid southwestern United States. Toads were monitored in riparian areas at 12 sites spanning 140 km of river during summers 2000–2006. Regional precipitation varied between years, with occurrence of both ...

Evapotranspiration is a central process of the hydrological cycle, and various water saving measures are based on it. However, there is little research work on evapotranspiration in the world. In particular, there is rare hydrological cycle-based research on the impact of channel lining on evapotranspiration in arid and semi-arid regions. This paper applies a hydrological cycle model to examine...

Rock-a-bye bone marrow Chemotherapy saves the lives of many cancer patients. However, it is a difficult treatment that induces many major side effects, with one of the most common being myelosuppression—depletion of bone marrow cells. The consequences of myelosuppression include anemia, thrombocytopenia, and neutropenia, all of which can cause severe complications and delay subsequent courses o...

The present study assessed the export of inorganic carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus within a large agricultural basin in arid northwestern China. Groundwater of various depths and river water along a 160 km reach were sampled during contrasting flow conditions. Dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) concentrations and δ13C-DIC values indicate that lithogenic carbonate weathering was the main source o...

A study of factors impacting landslide displacement rates was conducted on the Ripley Landslide within Thompson River valley in British Columbia, Canada for International Programme Landslides’ project #202. Seasonal and multiyear changes atmospheric cause cyclic fluctuation matric suction vadose zone through to situ water content. The ingress moisture is shown contribute seasonal loss stability...

Precipitation and snow/ice melt water are the primary sources in inland river basins arid areas, these sensitive to global climate change. A dataset of snow cover upstream region Shule River catchment was established using MOD10A2 data from 2000 2019, spatiotemporal variations its meteorological, runoff, topographic impacts were analyzed. The results show that spatial distribution is highly une...

The sediment flux through Himalayan rivers directly impacts water quality and is important for sustaining agriculture as well as maintaining drinking-water and hydropower generation. Despite the recent increase in demand for these resources, little is known about the triggers and sources of extreme sediment flux events, which lower water quality and account for extensive hydropower reservoir fi...