A Contribution to the Oceanography of the Pacific: Compiled From Data Collected by the United States Steamer Nero While Engaged in the Survey of a Route for a Trans-Pacific Cable

This is a classic work of oceanography, detailing the findings of the United States Steamer Nero's survey of the Pacific Ocean in the late 1800s. Flint covers a wide range of topics, including ocean currents, depth measurements, and biological specimens collected during the expedition. This book is an important historical resource for understanding the early development of oceanography as a scientific field.

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