Groundwater Monitoring in the Gneisso-Basaltic Fractured Rock Aquiferous Formations of Kumba, Southwest Region Cameroon: Seasonal Variations in the Aqueous Geochemistry and Water Quality

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"Groundwater Monitoring in the Gneisso-Basaltic Fractured Rock Aquiferous Formations of Kumba, Southwest Region Cameroon: Seasonal Variations in the Aqueous Geochemistry and Water Quality"
written by R. A. Akoachere, Y. M. Ngwese, S. E. Egbe, T. A. Eyong, S. N. Edimo, D. B. Tambe,
published by Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.6 No.11, 2018

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