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| The highest point of a wave |
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| An area of land covered by water from the entirety of the year or only a portion |
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| The lowest point in a wave |
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| A highly permeable rock layer in which water may enter and stay freely |
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| The measure of dissolved salts |
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| The spaces in between the rock |
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| The ability for water to flow through soil |
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| The area in which the the ground beneath is fully saturated with water |
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| Large amounts of sand are deposited on eroding beaches |
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| Water flowing from the surface into the ground |
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| The measure of volume flowing out from a specific location |
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| The small bits of sediment that is pushed along the bed of a stream |
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| A pressurized well that discharges water |
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| A woody wet land area full of peat and trees |
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| A non-woody wetland devoid of trees and is instead full of grasses |
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