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Weathering breaks down bedrock thereby releasing life-sustaining nutrients into the ecosystem (e.g., Graham et al., 2010), affecting groundwater storage (e.g., Holbrook et al., 2014;Worthington et al., 2016), and regulating landscape evolution (e.g., Riebe et al., 2015). Chemical weathering is believed to be bounded from below by chemically equilibrated groundwater underneath the water table (e.g.

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Ian Keifer

Weathering front under a granite ridge revealed through full-3D seismic ambient-noise tomography

Ambient Rayleigh wave field imaging of the critical zone in a weathered granite terrane

Seismic evidence of glacial deposits inhibiting weathering of local bedrock at a snow-dominated subalpine watershed

Testing the hypothesis that temperature modulates 410 and 660 discontinuity topography beneath the eastern United States

Coevolution of Weathering Front and Water Table

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