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PART I I
REPORTS OF
THE WORKING GROUPS
As described in Part I of the report of the Continental
Margins Workshop Committee, each of the six working groups was
charged to define the single most important scientific objective
within its focus, to determine needed studies, and to describe
strategies for achieving its stated goals. With these general
charges as its guide, each working group was free to approach its
task with appropriate autonomy, refining or refocusing its
objectives as it proceeded. The result is a difference in
presentation from report to report without any attempt having
been made by the workshop committee to impose consistency Of
presentation for its own sake. The reader will find, however,
that the findings set forth here and in Part I are congruent,
although they may be worded differently or presented in different
sequences.
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scientific objective
