2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2019.135105
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A 35 ka record of groundwater recharge in south-west Australia using stable water isotopes

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“…Such an anticorrelation was indeed reported by Priestley et al. (2020), in a 35 ka groundwater record, which indicates that the observed relationships between δ 18 O, d , and P may also be present over much longer time scales.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
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“…Such an anticorrelation was indeed reported by Priestley et al. (2020), in a 35 ka groundwater record, which indicates that the observed relationships between δ 18 O, d , and P may also be present over much longer time scales.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…Out of the predictors that we considered, rainfall intensity, measured at the collection site but not along the backwards plume, has the strongest effect on d. This driver is consistent with subcloud re-evaporation being important for driving interannual variability and, if this relationship holds over longer timeseries, it would drive an anticorrelation between d and δ 18 O. Such an anticorrelation was indeed reported by Priestley et al (2020), in a 35 ka groundwater record, which indicates that the observed relationships between δ 18 O, d, and P may also be present over much longer time scales.…”
Section: Interpretation Of Water Isotopes In Paleoclimate Studiessupporting
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“…The environmental isotopes most commonly used in groundwater studies include the stable isotopes deuterium (D), oxygen-18 ( 18 O), sulfur-34 ( 34 S), and the radioactive isotope tritium (T). Stable isotopes D and 18 O primarily reflect groundwater sources, hydraulic links, aquifer leakage, and paleoclimate changes (Kumar et al 2019;Arumi et al 2020;Kreis et al 2020;Priestley et al 2020). 34 S is chiefly employed to identify pollution sources and geothermal system water flow (Awad et al 1995;Lee & Lee 2018).…”
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