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Hydrologic analysis of a semi-arid watershed using kinematic wave and SCS flow models
Syed, Atiq Ur-Rehman
Text (2012)
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Patterns of residential segregation : the Mexican American population in the urban southwest, 1970
López, Manuel Mariano, 1947-
Text (1977)
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The relationship between business success and selected dairy business analysis factors on large southwestern U.S. drylot dairies
Logan, Timothy R. (Timothy Robert)
Text (1976)
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The southwest Spanish-speaking minority : a study of assimilation and boundary maintenance
Bass, Jacquelyn Draeb
Text (1970)
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Expanding the taxonomy of adult learner orientations
Lowe, Stephen Douglas
Text (1987)
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The temporal climatology, teleconnective associations, and climatic impacts of regional scale troughing in the southwestern United States
Burnett, Adam W.
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