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The Greatest Depths; Probing the Seas to 20,000 Feet and Below. ISBN 9780825583506 (978-0-8255-8350-6) Hardcover, Macrae Smith Co, 1970. Learn More at LibraryThing. GARDNER SOULE at LibraryThing.

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