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The researchers concluded, "These findings support the prediction that recontouring accelerates the rehabilitation of key ecohydrologica properties toward reference dynamics." What does this mean?
A) Recontouring makes the vegetation in the area grow out of control.
B) Recontouring allows the water properties of the system to return to normal faster.
C) Abandonment is the better treatment for restoration.
D) Their original prediction that recontouring would produce greater plant diversity was supported.

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