Beneath Our Bay: Discovering the Hidden Secrets of Port Phillip
Beneath Our Bay: Discovering the Hidden Secrets of Port Phillip invites readers to explore the submerged landscapes and vibrant marine life of one of Australia’s busiest waterways. Written by marine scientists Evan Y. Coker, Christopher G. Smith and John J. Gaskell, this 2009 hardcover blends geography, zoology and diving insights to reveal what lies under Port Phillip Bay.
The 164-page natural science textbook pairs crisp aerial and underwater photography with clear maps and data, making it a practical field reference for students, divers and coastal naturalists. Chapters trace the bay’s geological formation, map its reefs and shipwrecks, and catalogue the creatures that thrive in its currents.
This privately published Australian edition is in very good condition: pages are spotless, binding tight, no writing or dog-ears, and it comes from a smoke-free home. At 230 mm it fits neatly in a backpack or on the cabin shelf of a boat.
Collectors of regional marine guides, Victorian divers planning their next site, or teachers seeking a local case-study resource will appreciate this clean copy of Beneath Our Bay.
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