See shipwrecks, deep sea life and gas seeps in the Gulf of Mexico during an expedition led by University of Texas at Austin scientist Jamie Austin.
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Watch a live webcast of an ocean expedition
By Marc Airhart, Jackson School of Geosciences
Published: April 16, 2012 -
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