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t a b l e o f c o n t e n t s - v o l u m e 1 |
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vol 2
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number 2
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number 3 |
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n u m b e r 1 - November, 1954 |
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For Peace and Plenty
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F. G. Walton Smith
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Editorial
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1
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The Smallest Catch may
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be the Greatest
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Hilary B. Moore
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Plankton
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6
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Trailing Ocean Gamesters
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Gilbert Voss
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Gamefish Research
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11
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Florida Fishery Research
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22
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New Devices
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Instruments
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30
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n u m b e r 2 - May, 1955 |
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What is Research?
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F. G. Walton Smith |
Editorial |
1 |
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The Mystery of the Tilefish
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Donald de Sylva |
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4 |
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Tarpon Research
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7 |
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The Voyage of the "Beagle"
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Robert M. Ingle |
Exploration |
9 |
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The Long Haul
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John L. Farley |
Fish & Wildlife Service |
13 |
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The Sea of Feast and Famine
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Peru Current |
18 |
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Radar in Ocean Science
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Wm. L. Freseman |
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24 |
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Marine Microbes
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Selwyn J. Bein |
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30 |
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The World's Best Fishin' Hole
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J. L. McHugh |
Virginia Fisheries Lab |
34 |
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X Rays and Marine Biology
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Charles E. Lane |
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40 |
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Submarine Subversive
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Marine Corrosion |
44 |
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The Sea and the Machine
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Hilary B. Moore |
Instruments |
48 |
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n u m b e r 3 - November, 1955 |
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Science and the Public |
F. G. Walton Smith |
Editorial |
2 |
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Hybrid Sea |
Sven G. Segerstrale |
The Baltic Sea |
6 |
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Waves |
Hilary B. Moore |
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13 |
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Time and Tide |
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Time kept by tides |
15 |
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Radioactivity in Ocean Science |
T. C. Helvey |
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20 |
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Set a Fish to Catch a Fish |
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Angling fish and birds |
25 |
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Scripps in the Present Tense |
Thomas A. Manar |
Scripps Institute |
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of Oceanography |
30 |
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Feeding Marlin uses its Head |
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38 |
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A Clean Hull and a Fast One |
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Ship bottom fouling |
40 |
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Measuring the Ocean |
Lansing Wagner
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A hydrographic cruise |
48 |
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Big or Little |
Hilary B. Moore
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Marine Life |
59 |
