Question

1. choose all that apply.

choose two facts about the first modern oceanographic expedition.
□ english naturalist charles darwin traveled on hms beagle.
□ the crew discovered over 100 islands and created a complete map of the indian ocean.
□ scottish naturalist charles wyville thomson and british naturalist john murray traveled on hms challenger.
□ the crew measured the depth of the ocean, dredged samples from the ocean floor, and collected biological specimens

Explanation:

The first modern oceanographic expedition is the Challenger expedition. The crew measured the depth of the ocean, dredged samples from the ocean floor, and collected biological specimens. Charles Wyville Thomson and John Murray were part of this expedition. Charles Darwin's voyage on HMS Beagle was a natural history expedition, not an oceanographic one. The creation of a complete map of the Indian Ocean with over 100 islands discovery is not related to the first modern oceanographic expedition.

Answer:

• The crew measured the depth of the ocean, dredged samples from the ocean floor, and collected biological specimens.
• Scottish naturalist Charles Wyville Thomson and British naturalist John Murray traveled on HMS Challenger.