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["Sequence","Latitude","Longitude","Image Link","Caption","Navigation Type"]
[1,0.799,-86.1544,"http://www.divediscover.whoi.edu/ventcd/images/ventdisc_disc_76_lonsdalex.jpg","Clamshells observed on the seafloor were intriguing, but they were not proof of hydrothermal vents. At first, some scientists thought the clamshells (especially with a discarded beer can nearby) might be garbage thrown off a ship. (Courtesy of Peter Lonsdale, Scripps Institution of Oceanography)","Approximation"]
[2,0.7988,-86.08333333333333,"http://www.divediscover.whoi.edu/ventcd/images/ventdisc_disc_72_moundx.jpg","This pinnacle on top of this high mound was photographed on the 1977 Galápagos expedition, and was formed by hydrothermal venting. (Photo by David L. Williams, USGS)","Approximation"]
[3,0.7979,-86.1544,"http://www.divediscover.whoi.edu/ventcd/images/ventdisc_disc_77_sequencex.jpg","A series of seafloor photos taken by ANGUS shows the sudden appearance of a dense accumulation of live white clams. Within hours, the clams led scientists to find hydrothermal vents for the first time. (Photo courtesy of WHOI Archives)","Approximation"]
[4,0.7983333333333333,-86.15333333333334,"http://www.divediscover.whoi.edu/ventcd/images/ventdisc_disc_77_alvinclamx.jpg","Alvin’s manipulator arm picks up a large clam from the Clambake 1 vent site. (Photo by Robert D. Ballard, WHOI)","Vent Field Location"]
[5,0.79834,-86.13893333333334,"http://www.divediscover.whoi.edu/ventcd/images/ventdisc_disc_77_deadclamsx.jpg","ANGUS took this photo of dead clams at Clambake 2. The clams died because the vent was no longer active. (Courtesy of WHOI Archives)","Vent Field Location"]
[6,0.7916666666666666,-86.13333333333334,"http://www.divediscover.whoi.edu/ventcd/images/ventdisc_disc_77_fishx.jpg","Tubeworms, white crabs, and a pink fish gather at a Galápagos Rift vent site (Photo by John M. Edmond, MIT)","Approximation"]
[7,0.792,-86.1,"http://www.divediscover.whoi.edu/ventcd/images/ventdisc_disc_79_alvinx.jpg","Alvin explores the Galápagos Rift vent sites in 1979. (Photo by Emory Kristof © National Geographic Society.)","Approximation"]