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Springs: Conserving perennial water is critical in arid landscapes
J. A. Davis
, A. Kerezsy, S. Nicol
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Agriculture & Biology
springs (water)
100%
groundwater
81%
aquifers
51%
water resources
43%
arid lands
40%
arid zones
38%
invasive species
37%
indigenous species
31%
water
30%
biodiversity
30%
drought
29%
drawdown
28%
human settlements
26%
resource management
24%
recreation
23%
aquatic habitat
22%
aquatic ecosystems
22%
refuge habitats
21%
aquatic environment
20%
anthropogenic activities
20%
rare species
19%
herbivores
16%
invertebrates
15%
climate
14%
habitats
10%
organisms
10%
fish
10%
extracts
9%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
arid land
48%
endemic species
43%
invasive species
39%
arid region
38%
groundwater
34%
drought
29%
aquifer
27%
biodiversity
27%
natural feature
25%
water resources development
24%
recreational activity
23%
water extraction
23%
habitat
23%
water
22%
exotic species
22%
recolonization
22%
refugium
21%
human settlement
21%
rare species
21%
drawdown
20%
groundwater resource
19%
herbivore
19%
aquatic environment
18%
aquatic ecosystem
18%
biota
17%
invertebrate
16%
water resource
14%
surface water
12%
fish
11%
loss
9%
removal
9%
cost
9%