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Scientists refer to all aboveground freshwater environments with moving water as (rivers, flows, streams, aquifers)
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Scientists refer to all aboveground freshwater environments with moving water as (rivers, flows, streams, aquifers)

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Scientists refer to all overground fresh water environment as streams.  
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Any above-ground moving body of water is referred to as a stream. Rivers are formed when streams combine and lead into the ocean. Aquifers are found underground. 
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