The Octopus's Garden by Cindy Lee Van Dover

The Octopus's Garden by Cindy Lee Van Dover

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This text introduces readers to the life forms that scientists have only recently discovered thriving 9000-12,000 feet below the sea. It describes the incredibly difficult circumstances under which scientists explore the bottom of the sea and provides an account of voyages to this realm.

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The Octopus's Garden by Cindy Lee Van Dover

This text introduces readers to the life forms that scientists have only recently discovered thriving 9000-12,000 feet below the sea. It describes the incredibly difficult circumstances under which scientists explore the bottom of the sea and provides an account of voyages to this realm.
Cindy Lee Van Dover, an Assistant Professor in the Biology Department at the College of William & Mary, was technician and pilot of the deep-diving submersible Alvin from 1989 to 1991. She has made more than 100 dives to depths of greater than 2000 m, and her work with Alvin has taken her to nearly all of the known vent fields in the Atlantic and Pacific. A personal account of her experiences as a pilot and scientist can be found in her popular book, Deep-Ocean Journeys.
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ISBN 13 9780201407709
ISBN 10 0201407701
Title The Octopus's Garden
Author Cindy Lee Van Dover
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher INGRAM PUBLISHER SERVICES US
Year published 1995-12-01
Number of pages 183
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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