The Bottom of the Sea

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Scribner, Armstrong, 1875 - 402 páginas
 

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Fight between a swordfish and a whale
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Fight between a sailor and a shark
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Northern Atlantic OceanChart of Maury
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Fishing for sponges on the coast of Syria
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Coral with polypi more or less expanded
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Branch of coral with polypi indrawn
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The Mediterranean and the Black SeasChart of Böttger
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Seapen Pennatula spinosa
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Veretillum cynomorium
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Spiculæ of coral
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Portion of the fangorgon magnified
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Dendrophyllia ramea
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The BalticThe North SeaThe Straits of DoverThe
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Variations in the saltness of seawater
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Fixed apparatus supplied with compressed
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Payernes submarine hydrostat
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Solid bodies in the seaPhosphorescence
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Removing an obstruction by means of a torpedo
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Section of a tin mine in Cornwall
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Vertical section of the Straits of Gibraltar
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Irruption of the sea in Zealand xix
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Colour of seawaterTo what extent influenced by matters
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Diminished temperature of the sea in proportion to
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Cause of wavesTheir heightThickness of the mass
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DEPOSITS IN COURSE OF FORMATION AT THE BOTTOMS
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Deposits in midocean and deposits on the coastsIm
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Watersprings in the earthFunnels or wells of the Jura
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SUBMARINE LIFE
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Migration of marine animalsNests at the bottom of
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Terrible conflicts of marine monstersMassacre of the weak
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PolypiTheir general structureReproduction of polypi
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Hydra type of the hydrozoa or hydra polypsExtraor
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ActiniæSeaanemonesSeanettles
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Gorgons of the old writersTheir animal nature discovered
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Astrea punctifera 37 Caryophillia cyathus
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MAN AND HIS WORK AT THE BOTTOM OF THE
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Malayan divers fishing for holothuria
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Exploration of the bottom of the seaDiving apparatus
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Divers finding a box of gold in the port of Marseilles
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Gowans salvage of Russian vessels in Sebastopol Harbour
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Salvage of Russian ships sunk at Sebastopol
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Ships repaired without leaving the water and even while
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Caulking a ship while under sail
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Extreme difficulty of working below waterSubmarine
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Sinking blocks of artificial stone at Cherbourg
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Vertical section of breakwater at Cherbourg 52 Divingbell
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DivingbelsStationary compressedair apparatus
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Employment of torpedoes in clearing channels and
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CHANGES IN PROGRESS AT THE BOTTOMS OF SEAS
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The shoreIts apparent fixityTraces of the presence
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t The quantity of water which covers the earth is sensibly
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Greek ArchipelagoDelos and Rhodes upheaved from
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Submarine eruption at the Azores
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Submarine volcano in the middle of the Atlantic
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Rise of a new island near Ounimack
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Eruption of Tomboro in 1821
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Products of submarine volcanoesHow they differ from
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GRADUAL CHANGES OF THE BOTTOM OF THE
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Paris covered by the
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Ancient limits of the Black SeaDryingup of the Russian
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Elevation of SpitzbergenSinking of the western coast
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Rapid growth of the deltas of the Po and of the Mississippi
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A village buried under sand dunes
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Floating icebergsPolar winters
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Floating glaciers
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Life and inanimate natureCoral insects die in the calm
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Slowness of the growth of coral reefsFlorida KeysDe
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INSIGNIFICANCE OF MAN COMPARED WITH THE OCEAN
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Telegraphic cable at the bottom of the oceau
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