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Effect of Soil and Absence/Presence of an Abandoned Feedlot on Determining the Area Sourcing Nitrate to a Contaminated Domestic Well.

Pena-Yewtukhiw    
Eugenia M. 1    
Grove    
John H. 2    
Beck    
Ennis G. 3    
Dinger    
Jim S. 3    

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