Hydrothermal Vents at 5000m on the Mid-Cayman Rise: The Deepest and Hottest Hydrothermal Systems Yet Discovered!
Bramley J. Murton, Cruise Jc Sceintific Party, Jon Copley(National Oceanography Centre), K. Stansfield(University of Southampton), Douglas P. Connelly(National Oceanography Centre), P.A. Tyler(National Oceanography Centre)
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts
December 1, 2010
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