Downed Pilot’s Plane May Help Save Coral Reefs
When Walter Wyatt’s airplane went down in remote seas in the Western Bahamas, it sank almost immediately. A quarter-century later, his sunken plane reveals some secrets
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Alison Barrat
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Gwilym Rowlands, PhD
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Gwilym Rowlands, PhD
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Alison Barrat
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