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Atlantic Fauna

Nature volume 9, pages 15–16 (1873)Cite this article

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LAST May the s.s. Hibernia belonging to the Telegraph. Construction and Maintenance Company, was despatched to repair the French Atlantic Cable, in which a fault was indicated some 200 miles from Brest. A brief account of some of the animal forms obtained by me in that expedition may not be without interest to some of the readers of NATURE.

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JOHNSON, F. Atlantic Fauna . Nature 9, 15–16 (1873). https://doi.org/10.1038/009015a0

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