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1. She was a distinguished oceanographer, and a gifted painter into the bargain.

2. Oceanographers traditionally divide the oceans into zones.

3. Some oceanographers believe that the bleaching effect is being caused by global warming.

4. But oceanographer Donald Johnson, of the University of South Mississippi in Ocean Springs, is not so sure nearby polyps are the source of the invasion.

5. Outgoing AAAS President James McCarthy, an oceanographer from Harvard University, opened the meeting by discussing science policy during times of crisis.

6. There's an oceanographer in Hawaii, Mike Mottl by name, who's been measuring — or trying to measure — how much water we have on this planet, and his calculations are a little startling.

7. That answer comes from biological oceanographer Nancy Rabalais of the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium.

8. The oceanographer told delegates that the problem of ocean acidification was worse in high latitudes, in the Arctic and around Antarctica, than it was nearer the equator.

9. Legendary oceanographer once described the tiny 12 - hectare island as " an untouched piece of art. "

10. You are listening to University of Georgia oceanographer Mandy Joye.

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11. Together with the oceanographer and environmentalist Sylvia Earle, I was with Knap last week for the Atlantic Explorer's 1,160th trip to Hydrostation "S."

12. EarthSky spoke with research climatologist and oceanographer Bill Patzert of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory about Hurricane Alex.

13. Almost a year later Smith, an oceanographer at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, returned for a proper study of the skeleton site.

14. John Hunter, an oceanographer at the University of Tasmania in Australia, says the study is solid, and good news for those preparing evacuations.

15. First proposed in 1973 by CharlesHollister, an oceanographer at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, sub-seabedstorage was seriously considered by the U.S. through 1986.

16. Led by oceanographer Harry Bryden, the team detected other key changes in the overall Atlantic circulation system.

17. This pressing question has now been tackled by Aixue Hu, an oceanographer at the U.S. National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado, and colleagues.

18. Before the war, Munk had been studying oceanography, so he took his concerns to his mentor, Harald Sverdrup[sentencedict.com], then director of Scripps and widely regarded as the top oceanographer in the US.

19. "Waters off Alaska are sort of preconditioned to become more acidified, " says Mathis, a University of Alaska, Fairbanks, oceanographer.

20. "As far as I'm aware this is the most complete and long term data set for little bits of trash floating in the ocean," said oceanographer Miriam Goldstein of Scripps Institution of Oceanography.

21. At the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, David Walsh, an oceanographer, said the earthquake created a 23-foot-high tsunami in Japan.

22. Today Dr. Holman is best known as a coastal oceanographer at Oregon State University whose computerized photography system, called Argus, has given researchers new ways to observe and measure beaches.

23. To a pilot, the distant nowhere of Tasil Point is a treacherous cone of radio silence, but to an oceanographer like Purcell, there are few better places to be.

24. The resulting sea-level changes could be up to 30 percent more, or less, than the global average in some regions, says oceanographer Axel Timmermann.

1. She was a distinguished oceanographer, and a gifted painter into the bargain.