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... describes the changing seasons - spring , summer , fall , and winter - as the ocean plays them . She describes the climate zones that forever separate and protect the various life forms adapted to them ( for example , the climate zone ...
... describes the changing seasons - spring , summer , fall , and winter - as the ocean plays them . She describes the climate zones that forever separate and protect the various life forms adapted to them ( for example , the climate zone ...
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... describes the temperatures , pres- sures , and zones of the ocean not as entities interesting in themselves but as forces the diver would experience . His book The Silent World ( 1953 ) focuses not so much on the ocean itself , or even ...
... describes the temperatures , pres- sures , and zones of the ocean not as entities interesting in themselves but as forces the diver would experience . His book The Silent World ( 1953 ) focuses not so much on the ocean itself , or even ...
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... describes as a “ Submarine Ascension " is accompanied by a Kyrie eleison , the opening line of the liturgical antiphon commemorating the risen Christ ( Das Boot 319 , 371 ; Lindley 228 , 418 ) . Biblical lines are on occasion quoted ...
... describes as a “ Submarine Ascension " is accompanied by a Kyrie eleison , the opening line of the liturgical antiphon commemorating the risen Christ ( Das Boot 319 , 371 ; Lindley 228 , 418 ) . Biblical lines are on occasion quoted ...
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