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“Seamount effects” in the zooplankton community near Cobb Seamount

Deep Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers, 1996
Abstract Oceanic seamounts often support large nektonic stocks. Since the mid-1950s it has been believed that this high productivity results, in part, from biological response to the physical interaction between oceanic currents and the abrupt topographic profiles represented by most seamounts.
John F. Dower, David L. Mackas
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Volcanic Islands and Seamounts

2017
Recent advances in seafloor imagery systems have enabled the extensive mapping of submarine volcanic areas, depicting with unprecedented detail a large spectrum of landforms. They can be grouped in two main types: volcanic and erosive-depositional landforms, reflecting the interplay between constructive and destructive forces that control the growth ...
Casalbore, Daniele
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Sound Reflected from Seamounts in the Bermuda Seamount Chain

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1962
Shots detonated in the bottom of the Northeast Trough (Gulf of Maine) were monitored at SOFAR-depth hydrophone locations on the Continental Slope off the U.S.A. and off the Antillies. Stations in line with the axis of the Northeast Trough received proportionally more shots than those that were off axis. The direct water arrival was followed by a second
John Northrop, Loring E. Tyson, Morris A. Ransone   +2 more
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Seamount

2014
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Great meteor seamount

Deep Sea Research and Oceanographic Abstracts, 1963
Abstract Great Meteor Seamount (30° 00′N. Latitude, 28° 30′W. Longitude) has been surveyed on two recent cruises of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. A minimum depth of 147 fm (269 m) was located on the flat summit surface which has an areao of about 560 square miles.
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Seamounts

2010
B. Dorschel, A. J. Wheeler, X. Monteys, K. Verbruggen   +3 more
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Ascidies des seamounts lusitaniens (campagne Seamount I)

Bulletin du Muséum national d'histoire naturelle, 1992
Claude Monniot, Francoise Monniot
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TORO SEAMOUNT

Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1955
J. LAMAR WORZEL, G. LYNN SHURBET
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Vema Seamount

Nature, 1965
E. S. W. SIMPSON, A. E. F. HEYDORN
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Seamount Magnetism

2007
J.R. Heirtzler, K.A. Nazarova
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