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Commentary The SUSiE Chronicles: Hookah Diving for Science
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Got to be honest was very surprised to see ocean research going on using a hookah type breathing system. Why would you choose a diving system with no form of buoyancy control? Surely each time any sort of reef survey is carried out the results will be skewed, due to the disturbance of the bottom by the researchers.
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