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John C. Halas I became oriented to the oceans in the seventh grade when I began going out into the Gulf of Mexico on party fishing boats from Panama City, Florida where I lived. In high school, I encouraged my fishing buddies to sign up for a marine biology course so it would be offered. During college, I supported myself with working on the fishing boats during weekends and summers. I never wanted to do anything else except become a marine biologist. I am participating as a rebreather diver in order to evaluate the use
of rebreather technology to extend bottom time for scientific research.
We are also comparing fish counts using the rebreather with those taken
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