. Las profundidades del océano: una reseña general de la ciencia moderna de la oceanografía, basado principalmente en las investigaciones científicas de la vaporera noruego Michael Sars en el Atlántico Norte. "Michael Sars" en aguas profundas del Atlántico Norte Expedition (1910); oceanografía; Norte del Océano Atlántico. Cruceros de la "MICHAEL SARS 65 metros, y una buena cantidad de daño también fue hecho a los demás. Todos la misma conseguimos algunas muestras de interesantes formas de aguas profundas, aunque esas capturas eran de una naturaleza más o menos fortuita. Fuera de Lisboa se convirtió en el mar en calma, y tomamos observaciones hidrológicas

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. The depths of the ocean : a general account of the modern science of oceanography based largely on the scientific researches of the Norwegian steamer Michael Sars in the North Atlantic. "Michael Sars" North Atlantic Deep-sea Expedition (1910); Oceanography; North Atlantic Ocean. CRUISES OF THE "MICHAEL SARS 65 metres, and a good deal of harm was also done to the others. All the same we managed to get some samples of interesting deep-sea forms, though such catches were of a more or less fortuitous nature. Off Lisbon the sea became calm, and we took hydrographical observations at Station 17, obtaining water-samples from many depths. Here, out on the edge of the continental slope, and in the Spanish Bay, the weather was beautifully warm, and the sunshone brightly. We now met with some extremely interesting forms of animal life. Numerous dol- phins swam round our bows, and when stand- ing in the fore part of the ship we saw thousands of small pelagic crabs {Polybins ; see Fig. 4$), sometimes as many as fifty of them in three minutes. We also sighted a turde. While steam- ing along Gran studied the plankton filtered from water dan's inves- obtained by a pump, and found in every sample more than [IfJ'pfank^on. forty species of diatoms and peridinii, whereas to the west of Ireland we had come across a diatom-plankton, rich in indi- viduals but very poor in species, consisting of the ordinary North European coast diatoms. This showed that we had now reached a southern and warmer marine region, with a totally F. Fig. 44.—Bargaini. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Murray, John, Sir, 1841-1914; Hjort, Johan, 1869-; Appellöf, Jakob Johan Adolf, 1857-; Gran, H. H. (Haakon Hasberg), 1870?-; Helland-Hansen, Bjørn, 1877-. London : Macmillan