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Ancient Maya reservoirs, constructed wetlands, and future water needs
Lisa J. Lucero
Anthropology
Program in Medieval Studies
Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Environment
Center for Global Studies
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Constructed Wetland
100%
Water Needs
100%
Ancient Maya
100%
Maya
37%
Aquatic Plants
25%
Nitrogen Phosphorus
12%
Water System
12%
Rain
12%
Surface Water
12%
Fossil Fuels
12%
Water Scarcity
12%
Algal Growth
12%
Self-cleaning
12%
Central America
12%
Dry Season
12%
Wetlands
12%
Zooplankton
12%
Sediment Core
12%
Lowland
12%
Dry Period
12%
Plant Uptake
12%
Still Water
12%
Reservoir System
12%
Endemic Diseases
12%
Stagnant Water
12%
Using Evidence
12%
Classic Maya
12%
Microbial Biofilm
12%
Non-potable
12%
Chemical Fuels
12%
Plant Matter
12%
Karstic Terrain
12%
Climate Instability
12%
Hieroglyphics
12%
Urban Reservoir
12%
Immunology and Microbiology
Infectious Agent
100%
Surface Property
100%
Prey
100%
Biofilm
100%
Zooplankton
100%
Algal Growth
100%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Constructed Wetland
100%
Aquatic Plant
25%
Annuals
12%
Surface Water
12%
Sediments
12%
Biofilm
12%
Fossil Fuel
12%
Dry Season
12%
Zooplankton
12%
Lowlands
12%
Breeding Site
12%
Nutrient Uptake
12%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Constructed Wetland
100%
Aquatic Plant
25%
Biofilm
12%
Fossil Fuel
12%
Water Scarcity
12%
Surface Water
12%
Dry Season
12%
Sediment Core
12%
Zooplankton
12%
Central America
12%
Chemical Fuel
12%