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1. Diving the Soviet 'Mir' submersibles

Author

Van Dover, Cindy Lee

Subjects
Oceanographic submersibles -- Usage, Underwater exploration -- Personal narratives, Marine biologists -- Personal narratives, Soviet Union -- Science and technology policy
Published
1991

3. Diving in the icy Antarctic: it's beyond cool!

Author

Campbell, David G.

Subjects
Antarctica -- Natural history, Marine biologists -- Personal narratives, Environmental issues, Zoology and wildlife conservation
Abstract

Diving in the Antarctic. Sounds about as much fun as sunbathing at the North Pole, right? BRRRRR! But I'm a biologist who has come to Antarctica to study ocean creatures. [...]

Published
1994

4. Life among the whales

Author

Morton, Alexandra

Subjects
Killer whale -- Observations, Marine biologists -- Personal narratives
Abstract

For 15 years the author has been following pods of wild killer whales as she tries to understand their complex behavior I sat next to the aquarium tank in the […]

Published
1994

5. VENOM FINDER

Subjects
Biologists -- Personal narratives, Marine biologists -- Personal narratives
Abstract

Name: William Fenical Hot Job: Marine Biologist/Chemist Where: La Jolla, California What first got you excited about marine biology? I grew up during the 1950s and 60s when the ocean […]

Published
1999

6. Coral calamity

Author

Buchanan, John

Subjects
Sailing -- Personal narratives, Marine biologists -- Personal narratives, Sports and fitness
Abstract

A marine biologist/educator describes his experience while having an adventure, alone in his Islander 29 hull from Isla Mujeres, off Mexico's Yucatan peninsula to his destination Puerto Aventures, some 50 miles down the coast. He describes his incident while sailing alone in coral-strewn sea where his GPS screen on deck showed crosstrack error and his boat was flying and he put the engine in neutral, lowered the sails and made a Mayday call for help.

Published
2005

8. Why we sunk our money into a swamp

Author

Rudloe, Anne, Rudloe, Jack, and Psihoyos, Louie

Subjects
Swamps -- Environmental aspects, Marine biologists -- Personal narratives, Florida -- Description and travel
Published
1984

9. How to play tag with a great white (and win): Ramon Bonfil, marine biologist

Author

Org, Mielikki

Subjects
White shark -- Appreciation, White shark -- Behavior, Marine biologists -- Practice, Marine biologists -- Personal narratives, Fish tagging -- Methods
Abstract

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Anyone can jump in a cage and go nose to nose with the world's most infamous fish, but independent shark researcher Ramon Bonfil, Ph.D., favors a more intimate […]

Published
2007

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