The porous layers of sand,gravel,or rock in most aquifers are like large,elongated sponges through which groundwater seeps,which typically moves only a meter or so (about 3 feet)per year and rarely more than 0.3 meter (1 foot)per day.

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The porous layers of sand,gravel,or rock in most aquifers are like large,elongated sponges through which groundwater seeps,which typically moves only a meter or so (about 3 feet)per year and rarely more than 0.3 meter (1 foot)per day.​

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The statement correctly describes the movement of groundwater through the porous layers of sand, gravel, or rock in most aquifers.

The Porous Layers of Sand,gravel,or Rock in Most Aquifers Are