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The movement of groundwater in the saturated zone is termed percolation. Water moves slowly by percolation through very small pores along parallel, threadlike paths. 7. Figure 12.9: Water percolates from areas where the water table is high towards areas where it is lowest (towards surface streams or lakes).
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The movement of groundwater in the saturated zone is termed percolation. Water moves slowly by percolation through very small pores along parallel, threadlike paths. 7. Figure 12.9: Water percolates from areas where the water table is high towards areas where it is lowest (towards surface streams or lakes).
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