Oases for Life and Pre-Biotic Chemistry: Hydrothermal Exploration of the Mid-Cayman Rise
Christopher R. German(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), D. Yoerger(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Sean P. Sylva(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Mark D. Kurz(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Louis L. Whitcomb(Johns Hopkins University), Max Coleman(Lehman College), Julie A. Huber(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), John Stafford Smith, Cindy Lee Van Dover(Duke University), Kentaro Nakamura(The University of Tokyo), Jill M. McDermott(Lehigh University), Carla Sands(National Oceanography Centre), Douglas P. Connelly(National Oceanography Centre), J. C. Kinsey, J. Seewald(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Addison Bowen, M. Jakuba, D. L. Honig
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April 1, 2010
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