Titlebook: Underwater Archaeology of a Pacific Battlefield; The WWII Battle of S Jennifer F. McKinnon,Toni L. Carrell Book 2015 The Author(s) 2015 Bat

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Archaeological Survey of WWII Landing Beaches on the West Coast of Saipan,n 1985, the landing beaches had never been systematically surveyed for submerged cultural resources. This survey intended to be a baseline inventory for future investigations to build upon and to supplement findings from previous submerged cultural resource investigations conducted from the late 1970s through 2001.

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In the Drink: Sunken Aircraft of the Battle of Saipan,iagrams is proposed with additional influences observed affecting these aircraft sites. This research provides a broader understanding of aircraft wreck sites for maritime archaeologists who are not generally trained to study these types of sites.

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Samantha Bellhe productivity of plants and animals, maintain or enhance the quality of water and air, and support human health and habitation, within both natural and managed ecosystem boundaries (Sun et al. 2001; Zhou and Song 2004). However, soil quality is now seriously threatened by anthropogenic contaminati

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W. Shawn Arnolddimer (dipropylene glycol, DPG), trimer (tripropylene glycol, TPG) and tetramer (tetrapropylene glycol, TePG) forms. The formal identities of these substances are summarized in Table 1. Collectively, these substances are produced on a scale of approximately three million metric tons per year, and ar

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C. Rachel Katzed tide is used to describe a phenomenon in which a water body exhibits red coloration from the presence of high algal cell density. Red tide events are often harmful to both human and aquatic organisms. However, the term may be confusing, because red tide refers not only to the high density of micr