18 O is an ideal tracer for characterizing hydrological processes because it can be reliably measured in several watershed hydrological compartments. Here, we present multiyear isotopic data, i.e. 18 O variations (υ 18 O), for precipitation inputs, surface water and groundwater in the Shingobee Riv
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## Abstract Reddy __et al__. (2006, __Hydrological Processes__ **20**: 1753–1772) disregard germane published data and successful isotopic models, selectively depict data from their data sets, misplot many of their data, and use poorly correlated sinusoidal fits to their data to derive erroneous hy