Discussion
An aquifuge differs from an aquiclude in
Answer: D
Correct answer: neither storing nor transmitting water
The two terms mark different failures. An aquiclude, such as clay, is porous and stores a great deal of water but will not transmit it. An aquifuge, such as unweathered unfractured granite or massive quartzite, has essentially no void space at all, so it neither holds water nor passes it. Both act as barriers to flow; only the aquiclude contains water while doing so.
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