Land cover (A), erodibility (B) and underlying lithology (C) in study area.

<p>These three parameters represent candidate drivers of water quality, and highlight the difference between the valley area (central, running southwest – northeast), and the mountain areas (on the western and eastern edges, and in the central Massanutten ridge region). Study area represents w...

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Main Author:	Doug Graber Neufeld (22530444) (author)
Other Authors:	Isaac Alderfer (22530447) (author), Zachary Bauman (22530450) (author), Micah Buckwalter (22530453) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Ecology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified total suspended solids parameters trended better first 8 km effect rapidly diminishes 70 &# 8211 particularly sharp boundary high stress level water quality portal degraded water quality degrade water quality land cover effects forested land cover heavily agricultural regions water quality land cover heavily forested agricultural land water flows forested regions agricultural regions particularly true nutrients level forested areas agricultural region agricultural lands year range year period waterways flowing two datasets transects showed specific variability south fork shenandoah river rivers transitioning local variability large number forest cover drainage basin datapoints spanning certain times aquatic life also highlighting 80 %.
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Land cover (A), erodibility (B) and underlying lithology (C) in study area.

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