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Delaney, T.P. Geographic Information Systems: Tools for Improving, Maintaining, and Managing Archived Databases. Alabama's Association for Institutional Research Conference. April 21, 1995. Dothan, AL.
Floesser, J. Ground water geochemistry of upper cretaceous and lower tertiary aquifers in Gulf Coastal Plain of southeastern Alabama. Geology Department Seminar Series. June 1, 1995. Auburn AL.
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