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…peculiar, with the faces of the people turned away from the viewer. Many boats and ships can be seen in the background. When Monet painted a sea populated with boats, he was working in a well-established marine tradition. By this time he would have known…

…peculiar, with the faces of the people turned away from the viewer. Many boats and ships can be seen in the background. When Monet painted a sea populated with boats, he was working in a well-established marine tradition. By this time he would have known…

…better job to prevent dumping toxic pollution that harms the health of our marine waters and our communities around Puget Sound. Heavy metals, petroleum, and organoclorines have been shown to harm the immune and reproductive systems of fish, including salmon…

…how in touch with the real world these students actually are (this author included). Living in an environment that focuses on a pain-free, easy life, it is hard to connect with the old-English mariners who wrote "The Seafarer" and "The Wanderer." Both…

…program to continue then the Texas State Hatchery Program. Scientific Information PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION The red drum (Sciaenops Ocellatus) is a marine fish that is characterized by its color and body markings. (Matlock 1984) The most distinct marking…

…their fur, otters can't swim or maintain there body temperature, they either freeze to death, or drown. When a marine animal dies it is usually eaten by other species and then those species get poisoned too. CLEANING UP: Crude oil is complex…

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…“The Few the Proud”, the official slogan of the United States Marine Corps. There is meaning behind that slogan, it is not just propaganda being tossed around by the government. It means that there are very few people in the Marines, though…

…The Great Barrier Reef is a natural wonder which is a resource used by human and marine life. This natural resource is under threat by the abuse of inappropriate measures in the environment. We can still preserve the reef and continue to use…

…, arkoses, sandstones, and shales may accumulate in clastic wedges along the continental margin, and marine limestones may be deposited. The successions on the coasts of Brazil and West Africa record symmetrically the change from nonmarine clastic sandstones…