Water flowing through a river’s hyporheic zone—i.e., the subsurface region where surface water mixes with groundwater—flows not only beneath but also the channel. Indeed, by mapping aquatic organisms found in soil beyond a waterway’s banks, scientists have shown the extent of the hyporheic zone’s reach, which for a great river like the Congo can stretch up to 400 meters from the channel.
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hardWhich choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?
A
contrary to
B
deep under
C
clockwise around
D
adjacent to