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Benedict, P.C., Matejka, D.Q. (1952) The measurement of total sediment load in alluvial streams. Open-File Report Vol. 1952 (52-14) US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/ofr5214

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TitleThe measurement of total sediment load in alluvial streams
ReportOpen-File Report
AuthorsBenedict, P.C.Author
Matejka, D.Q.Author
Year1952Volume1952
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PublisherUS Geological Survey
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DOIdoi:10.3133/ofr5214
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