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deep-sea

[deep-see] / ˈdipˈsi /








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"The affected area is of exceptional ecological value, with fragile deep-sea ecosystems and some of the highest biodiversity in the Mediterranean basin."

From Barron's

The scientists examined genetic material collected from volcanic lakes in Iceland and from deep-sea hydrothermal vents located more than two kilometers beneath the North Atlantic Ocean.

From Science Daily

A US deep-sea treasure hunter who refused to disclose the location of a famed shipwreck's gold coins has been released from prison after a decade, with 500 coins still unaccounted for.

From BBC

He had met Kaye online and, calling himself Rob, told her he was a deep-sea diver "looking for a wife".

From BBC

Chinese projects in Balochistan include a deep-sea port and an airport.

From The Wall Street Journal