Posted on October 10, 2018 by Yonature
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In 2017, a team of scientists led by Ashwal published a paper in Nature Communications suggesting the presence of an ancient continent beneath Mauritius [1]. In fact, his discovery led to the conclusion that a part of the ancient continent, Gondwana (more accurately, a Read More
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Posted on August 25, 2018 by Yonature
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The maritime law or the admiralty law relates to all the legal practices concerning maritime activities. It is a set of rules and regulations that span from the legitimate licensing of ships to private marine exploration for a particular nation. On the other hand, Read More
Category: Human activities Tags: admiralty law, agalega, archipelagic water, Cardagos Carajos Shoals, contiguous zone, continental shelf, drill, EEZ mauritius, exclusive economic zone mauritius, historic waters, islands of mauritius, laws of the sea mauritius, marine exploration, marine heritage, marine laws, marine practice, marine research, maritime laws, maritime laws of mauritius, mauritius, saint brandon, sea, tromlin, UNCLOS
