Atlantic Ocean the Indian Ocean and the Paon Earth map courtesy of NOAANGDC 1 Setting The setting for the film is 5 kilometers 25 geographic feature on Earth Volcanic activity along the axis of the ID: 875963
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1 Professor Rona discussed the biodiversit
Professor Rona discussed the biodiversity at the setting,oration of the deep ocean with reference to formulation of biodiversity provisions for UNCLOS, as follows: Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, and the Paon Earth (map courtesy of NOAA/NGDC). 1) Setting: The setting for the film is 5 kilometers (2.5 geographic feature on Earth. Volcanic activity along the axis of the ocean ridge 2) Biodiversity: The
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hot spring provi dilemma in that mining the polymetallic sug biodiversity of microbes and larger 3) Perspective: We are at the earliest stage in our explorat5 percent of the ocean has been explored. More remains to be discovered than has already been discovered. The most importantany provisions to sustain biodiversity discoveries (for more information see website http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/reprint/29
3 9/5607/673.pdf) Deep Sea (courtesy of
9/5607/673.pdf) Deep Sea (courtesy of the Stephen Low Company; website http://www.volcanoesofthedeepsea.com). Synopsis of presentation of Professor Peter Rona of Rutgers University (rona@imcs.rutgers.edu) of the Deep Sea, was screened at this for the first time a part of the deep ocean included in the UN Convention on the Law of the film includes Executive Producer James Cameron, tional Science Foun