History of the federal fisheries laboratory at Beaufort, North Carolina.

From: Marine Fisheries Review | Date: September 22, 1988| Author: Manooch, Charles S.; Manooch, Ann B. | Copyright information

The sandy strip of land which extends along the North Carolina coast, separating the Atlantic Ocean on one side from the extensive system of sounds on the other, is interrupted at intervals. One of these interruptions is the Beaufort Inlet located at Beaufort, N.C., and whose waters are home to a great variety of saltwater plants and animals. It is little wonder that Beaufort has developed through the years as one of the most important areas for marine science research in the United...

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