Biologists do not pose a threat to deep-sea vents

P. Tyler; C. German; V. Tunnicliffe

DOI:10.1038/434018B

Corpus ID: 205033213

Biologists do not pose a threat to deep-sea vents

@article{Tyler2005BiologistsDN,
  title={Biologists do not pose a threat to deep-sea vents},
  author={P. Tyler and C. German and V. Tunnicliffe},
  journal={Nature},
  year={2005},
  volume={434},
  pages={18-18}
}

P. Tyler, C. German, V. Tunnicliffe

Published 2005

Biology, Medicine

Nature

nor the existence of India’s sophisticated seismic networks led to warnings being issued on 26 December, once the tsunami had struck the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The tsunami did not hit the Indian mainland for another two hours. Allegedly, communications links had survived in Port Blair on the Andaman Islands, not to mention nearby airforce and navy bases that were affected. Some have argued that up to 40,000 people might have been saved if they had been warned. Further, India issued an… CONTINUE READING

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