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Unpublished photographs from German deep-sea expedition to an abyssal Pacific manganese nodules site, made during the German DISCOL project ('DISturbance and reCOLonization experiment in the South Pacific' [DISCOL]).
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The website of Dr Francis Dipper. She is a marine science writer, educationalist, marine biologist, underwater photographer and researcher.
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Dr Frances Dipper is an award-winning marine biologist and underwater photographer. She is a HSE registered diver who undertakes surveys, research, consultancy and teaching.
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Coral Realm is all about coral reef marine life. Site features a database of more than 1000 reef fish, sharks and rays searchable by common, science or family name. Travel logs and dive travel planning are also part of Coral Realm.
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CoralRealm is a place to learn about coral reef
marine life.
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This is a resource containing conservation, diving, travel, research, fisheries and ecological information about the coral reefs of the Wakatobi MNP, SE Sulawesi, Indonesia.
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MARINE NATIONAL PARK, SE SULAWESI, INDONESIA archipelago of four large islands located in south at 1.39 million hectares is the second largest marine protected area in Indonesia. The park encompasses stunning coral reefs, white sand beaches and
MARINE NATIONAL PARK, SE SULAWESI, INDONESIA archipelago of four large islands located in south at 1.39 million hectares is the second largest marine protected area in Indonesia. The park encompasses stunning coral reefs, white sand beaches and
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