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seabed

[see-bed] / ˈsiˌbɛd /


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Tiebacks have historically been used for small remote extensions to existing oil and gas fields which geologically stray into currently unlicenced areas of seabed.

From BBC

This included mapping the seabed with sonar arrays and dredging up sediment samples, said the authority.

From Barron's

The authors believe it could be the first modern example of a process where the front of a glacier resting on the seabed rapidly destabilises.

From BBC

The "diving center" would connect to the underwater base, which would be anchored to the seabed to protect the overall habitat from waves and storms.

From Barron's

All appear free from the layer of phytoplankton detritus covering the nearby seabed -- a sharp contrast easily seen in the central portion of the image.

From Science Daily