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Founded in 1876, Texas A&M University is a U.S. public and comprehensive university offering a wide variety of academic programs far beyond its original label of agricultural and mechanical trainings. It is one of the few institutions holding triple federal designations as a land-, sea- and ...
The official IHO definition for this undersea feature name is “a collapsed or partially–collapse seamount, commonly of annular shape.”
Industry:Earth science
The official IHO definition for this undersea feature name is “a continuously sloping elongated discrete depression found in fans or abyssal plains and customarily bordered by levees on one or both sides.”
Industry:Earth science
The official IHO definition for this undersea feature name is “a depositional natural embankment bordering a canyon, valley or seachannel on the ocean floor.”
Industry:Earth science
The official IHO definition for this undersea feature name is “a depression, in the sea floor, more or less equidimensional in plan and of variable extent.”
Industry:Earth science
The official IHO definition for this undersea feature name is “a discrete (or group of) large isolated elevation(s), greater than 1000m in relief above the sea floor, characteristically of conical form; see also guyot.”
Industry:Earth science
The official IHO definition for this undersea feature name is “a flat or nearly flat elevation of considerable areal extent, dropping off abruptly on one or more sides.”
Industry:Earth science
The official IHO definition for this undersea feature name is “a gentle slope rising from the oceanic depths towards the foot of a continental slope.”
Industry:Earth science
The official IHO definition for this undersea feature name is “a gentle slope with a generally smooth surface of the sea floor, characteristically found around groups of islands or seamounts.”
Industry:Earth science
The official IHO definition for this undersea feature name is “a gently dipping surface, underlain primarily by sediment, at the base of any steeper slope.”
Industry:Earth science
The official IHO definition for this undersea feature name is “a linear or arcuate alignment of discrete seamounts, with their bases clearly separated.”
Industry:Earth science
