Oceanographic Research Using Remotely Operated Underwater Robotic Vehicles: Exploration of Hydrothermal Vent Sites On The Mid-Atlantic Ridge At 37°North 32°West
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Jonathan C. Howland | Robert Elder | Andrew D. Bowen | Ralf Bachmayer | D. E. Gleason | Susan E. Humphris | S. Lerner | D. J. Fornari | C. L. Van Dover | T. Crook | W. J. Sellers | D. Fornari | S. Humphris | J. Howland | S. Lerner | R. Bachmayer | A. Bowen | T. Crook | R. Elder | D. Gleason | W. Sellers | C. L. Dover
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