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Byrrhoidea / Hydrology / Guadalupe River / Geology of Texas / Stygoparnus / Heterelmis comalensis / Stygobromus pecki / Comal Springs / Edwards Aquifer / Geography of Texas / Texas / San Marcos /  Texas
Date: 2010-12-01 23:44:33
Byrrhoidea
Hydrology
Guadalupe River
Geology of Texas
Stygoparnus
Heterelmis comalensis
Stygobromus pecki
Comal Springs
Edwards Aquifer
Geography of Texas
Texas
San Marcos
Texas

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