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Description
FRONTIERS OF THE SEA: The Story of the Oceanographic Exploration
by Robert C Cowen
introduction by Roger Revelle
DESCRIPTION
Format: small hardcover with dust jacket
Published: Victor Gollancz 1959
Size (mm): 165 w x 235h x 25 d
Pages: 306
SKU: A5/2103/0200/U445
ABOUT
The past, present, and future of oceans and the science of oceanography.
It tells the fascinating stories of the pioneer oceanographic expeditions, it contains portraits of the important figures of oceanography, it describes the incredible geography of the sea, and gives full account of the dynamics of the ocean--its currents, earthquakes, tidal waves, landslides, volcanic eruptions, and the flora and fauna to be found under the sea.
Illustrated throughout with monochrome images, drawings and maps.
Maps on end papers.
CONDITION
Tidy condition, wear/repairs on dust jacket, front end pages missing, binding tight, marks on pages, clipped rear end paper. Refer images.
REMARKS
Scarce locally, especially in this condition
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