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An investigation of the feasibility of artificial gill systems for divers

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University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1975 - Deep diving - 232 pages

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Contents

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15
THE FLEXIBLE OILLt ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
41
A MODIFIER
44

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TitleAn investigation of the feasibility of artificial gill systems for divers
AuthorRobert Lawrence Buckley
PublisherUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1975
Original fromthe University of Wisconsin - Madison
DigitizedOct 10, 2007
Length232 pages
SubjectsDeep diving
  
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