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. 2012 Dec 12;7(12):e50440. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0050440

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The figures show the photo-realistic 3D mosaic and also the depth mapped bathymetry for each transect. The small red circles show the start and end points of the chain () that was laid out over the terrain. (A) shows a highly rugged patch (, ). It also shows the same patch from an oblique perspective. (B) shows a relatively flat patch (, ) and (C) shows a patch with medium relief (, ). There is also a zoomed in view of the start and end of the chain shown in (C).

Inline graphic — The figures show the photo-realistic 3D mosaic and also the depth mapped bathymetry for each transect. The small red circles show the start and end points of the chain () that was laid out over the terrain. (A) shows a highly rugged patch (, ). It also shows the same patch from an oblique perspective. (B) shows a relatively flat patch (, ) and (C) shows a patch with medium relief (, ). There is also a zoomed in view of the start and end of the chain shown in (C).