Scientists Study Sea's Secrets
A national oceanographic research effort combines the resources of five government departments, three universities, Canada's navy and air force. Physicists, biologists, hydrographers, geologists, meteorologists, chemists and technicians will sail in warm and frozen seas to study the ocean bed and water masses, observe atmospheric effects, then analyze samples at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography to unravel Earth's last unknown frontier.
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Canada
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Air Force
New Bedford Institute of Oceanography
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Western Mule Deer Size and Winter Habits
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