**science**
.
1. in the nineteenth century, what was the primary concern of marine...
Biology, 13.10.2019 00:50, autumn8668
**science**
.
1. in the nineteenth century, what was the primary concern of marine scientists.
-documenting species.
-sustainable argiculture.
-noting the role of currents.
-taking over unoccupied territory to study it.
2. which of the following is an example of marine science being shaped by cultural context?
-ancient societies using ships to transport troops.
-the attempt to explore the trenches of the oceans.
-the belief in sea monsters common in the middle ages.
-current scientists working together to address global warming.
3. the chinese contributed which of the following to medieval marine science?
-the compass
-improved sails
-motorized engines
-the first maps of the atlantic.
4. jacques cousteau played an instrumental role in preventing nuclear waste from being dumped into the ocean.
-true or false.
5. jacque cousteau and dr. sylvia earle have all of the following in common except.
-an emphasis on perserving marine enviromments
-a focus on exploring unknown regions of the sea.
-leadership roles in government environmental agencies.
-a belief in the importance of education about environmental issues.
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