Abstract
The Bahama Islands are characterized by the presence of thousands of square miles of shallow sea (<5 fathoms) lying between the various islands. The most extensive of these are the Great Bahama, Little Bahama and Exuma Banks (cf. Fig. 44). A certain amount of discussion has arisen concerning these areas, both in relation to their geological formation and to chemical changes taking place in the water.
Recommended Citation
Smith, C. L.. 1940. "The Great Bahama Bank. I. General hydrographical and chemical features." Journal of Marine Research 3, (2). https://elischolar.library.yale.edu/journal_of_marine_research/567
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