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Challenger at Sea:
A Ship That Revolutionized Earth Science
Kenneth Jinghwa Hsü

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

List of Figures
List of Plates
Preface to the American Edition
Preface to the Chinese Edition
Preface to the German Edition
Acknowledgments
Pt. 1The Eve of a Revolution, 1963-1968
Ch. 1Moho and Mohole3
Ch. 2Ice Age and LOCO21
Ch. 3The Challenger Goes to Sea: The Inauguration of Glomar Challenger35
Ch. 4The Earth Science Revolution46
Pt. 2The Breakthrough, 1968-1973
Ch. 5A Game of Numbers75
Ch. 6Atlantic and Tethys95
Ch. 7Arc and Trench in the Mediterranean108
Ch. 8Swallowing Up of the Ocean Floor130
Ch. 9Marginal Seas146
Ch. 10Hope and Frustration in Nauru162
Ch. 11Hawaiian Hot-Spot184
Ch. 12India's Long March198
Pt. 3Exploring New Territories, 1973-1975
Ch. 13Antarctic Adventures219
Ch. 14Mid-Cretaceous Anoxia238
Ch. 15When the Mediterranean Dried Up255
Ch. 16The Black Sea Was Not Always Black274
Pt. 4Seeding a New Revolution While Mopping Up, 1975-1983
Ch. 17Getting Stuck in Ocean Crust299
Ch. 18Eating Peanuts on Ocean Margins317
Ch. 19What Makes the Ocean Run338
Ch. 20The Great Dying355
Epilogue384
Appendix A: Deep-Sea Drilling Legs393
Appendix B: Bibliographical Notes403
Index409

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