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aquitardA material of low permeability that greatly slows the movement of ground water.
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aquitardA geologic formation or stratum that significantly retards fluid movement.
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aquitardGeological formation that may contain groundwater but is not capable of transmitting significant quantities of it under normal hydraulic gradients. May function as confining bed.
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aquitardGeological formation that may contain groundwater but is not capable of transmitting significant quantities of it under normal hydraulic gradients. May function as confining bed.
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aquitardbody of impermeable or distinctly less-permeable material stratigraphically adjacent to one of more aquifers which slows but does not prevent the flow of water to or from an adjacent aquifer
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aquitardA geologic formation (usually a layer of material such as clay) that creates an underground barrier to the flow of groundwater.
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aquitardA layer of rock over an aquifer through which water cannot soak.
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aquitardgeological formation that may contain groundwater but is not capable of transmitting significant quantities of it under normal hydraulic gradients. May function as confining bed.
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aquitardStructure through which water cannot pass.
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aquitardA geologic formation that may contain groundwater but is not capable of transmitting significant quantities of groundwater under normal hydraulic gradients. In some situations aquitards may function as confining beds.
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