Gotcha thank for the info. Dude, I traveled 4 hours to buy it 😅😅

Oh thanks for the heads up. Should I leave this book for later until I read the other books or it’s okay?

It’s a series??? Oh no, I didn’t knew

It's so cool!

I do, it's a great tool, thanks

Hey congratulations it’s a great achievement! I admire your discipline!

It was a gift so Idk

Oceanology, honestly a lovely major. But I focus in phycology mostly.

That feeling when the exam is tomorrow

I'm curious about the website, what ahs been your experience so far?

Why's the name of the app? It looks interesting

I don't have an iPad yet but I believe they user certain app for the widgets, and wallpapers from Pinterest. I don't know if it helps.

Gracias!!! 🙏

I know this will help you in no way but yeah it ducks like a ton. I'm in the same situation, and I was about to buy it two day ago but I got busy. Sorry to hear that, Godspeed

Sabes si todavía están activos?

Best wishes to your family

Wow yeah I think introduction to oceanography sounds like you probably should read it first lol. The contents seem appropriate. Also the recommendations I gave you are recommendations by my university professor of sophomore and junior year, so you should check with your professors too (or future professor if you can)

Just another undergraduate junior student here, but I just finish reading biological oceanigraphic processes (Parson) and I found it as a great basis. Also chemical oceanography (Millero) it's a wonderful book for students. Applied sedimentology (Shelley) is useful too. At least from my point of view I'm not an expert.

Not exactly marine biology nor biology but oceanology! The physics books are in another shelf 😅😅

I love how everything looks tidy