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Efforts to stop the ocean-floor well beneath it from gushing crude oil into the Gulf have so far failed.
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The scientists say access to the video from BP's ocean-floor vehicles could become even more crucial in the next few days for gauging the success of various devices to clog the leak.
Marine scientists study ocean-floor film of Deepwater oil leak 2010
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The weather page's representation of frozen ocean-floor methane being released into the atmosphere.
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Dredging - the practice of deepening an existing waterway; also, a technique used for collecting bottom-dwelling marine organisms (e.g., shellfish) or harvesting coral, often causing significant destruction of reef and ocean-floor ecosystems.
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Some phosphorus is washed to the oceans where it eventually finds its way into the ocean-floor sediments.
AP Environmental Science Chapter 2- The Cycling of Matter 2008
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The multi-role ships are used in a variety of missions including coastal surveillance, mine counter-measures, ocean-floor mapping, and support to other governmental departments. posted by Mark, Ottawa at 12:49 PM
Escort duty 2007
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As curator of the Seafloor Samples Laboratory at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts, he studies ocean-floor sediment from thousands of years ago, tracking the paths of ocean currents.
PERISCOPE 2007
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The multi-role ships are used in a variety of missions including coastal surveillance, mine counter-measures, ocean-floor mapping, and support to other governmental departments. posted by Mark, Ottawa at 12:49 PM
Archive 2007-07-01 2007
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A footnote on the Jesustani faith in maps: according to The Washington Post, a nuclear submarine recently ran aground because the ocean-floor map its crew depended on did not indicate the presence of a reef.
A Map to Paradise ps 2005
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She'll never know the difference, and she'll be the talk of the ocean-floor tabloids for days.
Archive 2005-05-01 Michelle Collins 2005
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