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    A new species of Illex from the western Atlantic and distributional aspects of other Illex species (Cephalopoda: Oegopsida) (1969)
    Biological Society (Washington, DC)
    In:  Proceedings of The Biological Society of Washington, 82 . pp. 295-322.
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    Publication Date: 2020-07-24
    Description: During the course of an examination of cephalopod specimens of the genus lllex from tropical waters of the western Atlantic, two of us (KM and CFER) discovered specimens that did not conform to the characteristics of previously known species. While working at the Smithsonian Institution on a large collection of lllex from the Chesapeake Bight region as part of a monographic study on the genus, one of us (CCL) encountered additional specimens of the undescribed species.
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    Determining aquifer characteristics by the tidal method (1969)
    AGU
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    Publication Date: 2024-06-06
    Description: If ground‐water levels of a confined aquifer fluctuate with sea tides, individual values of hydraulic conductivity and specific storage can then be determined. Apparent tidal efficiency and time lag are first calculated from the water level data recorded at an observational device situated inland from the sea, taking into account the response characteristics of the observational device according to criteria established by Hvorslev [1951]. The true tidal efficiency of the aquifer at the seacoast is then determined from the apparent tidal efficiency and used to obtain the specific storage. This and the tidal time lag are utilized to calculate the hydraulic conductivity. The method was tested in Prince Edward Island, Canada, and yielded results compatible with pump test data. This is a simple and inexpensive way to test a confined aquifer in the coastal environment.
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