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Deep-Sea Biology: A Natural History of Organisms at the Deep-Sea Floor
 
 
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John D. Gage , Paul A. Tyler
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The history of the study of the populations inhabiting the interface of the floor of the deep ocean with the overlying water spans a short period of little more than the maximum lifespan of a blue whale (approx. 120 yr). Read the first page
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