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Tonkin, M.J., and J. Doherty. 2005. A Hybrid Regularized Inversion Methodology for Highly Parameterized Environmental Models.  Water Resources Research. 41: W10412.

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Neville, C.J. and M.J. Tonkin.  2004.  Modeling Multiaquifer Wells with MODFLOW.  Ground Water. 42, no. 6:  910-919.

Novotny, M.M.  2004.  Groundwater Residence Time and Recharge Temperature Estimates of the Denver and Arapahoe Aquifers, Denver Basin, Colorado.  The Mountain Geologist.  41, no. 4:  161-167.

O'Day, P.A., D. Vlassopoulos, R. Root, and N. Rivera. 2004.  The Influence of Sulfur and Iron on Dissolved Arsenic Concentrations in the Shallow Subsurface Under Changing Redox Conditions.  Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.  101:  13703-13708.

Andrews, C.B., and C.J. Neville.  2003.  Ground Water Flow in a Desert Basin: Challenges of Simulating Transport of Dissolved Chromium.  Ground Water. 41, no. 2:  219-226.

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Barth, G. R.  2003.  Incorporating Surface-Water/Groundwater Interaction in a Texas Central Gulf Coast Water-Demand-Forecasting Flow Model.  Proceedings Volume I: MODFLOW and more 2003, Understanding Through Modeling, Golden Colorado.  139-143.

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Tonkin, M.J. and S.P. Larson.  2002.  Kriging Water Levels with a Regional-linear and Point-logarithmic Drift.  Ground Water.  40, no. 2:  185-193.

Lolcama, J.L., H.A. Cohen, and M.J. Tonkin.  2002. Deep Karst Conduits, Flooding, and Sinkholes:  Lessons for the Aggregates Industry.  Engineering Geology.  65, no. 2-3:  151-157. 

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