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GBB
(redirected from Great Bahama Bank)

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GBBGas Blow Back
GBBGroningen Biomolecular Sciences and Biotechnology Institute (The Netherlands)
GBBGlass Bottom Boat (marine vessel)
GBBGershman, Brickner & Bratton, Inc. (waste management)
GBBGood, Better, Best
GBBGeneric Blackboard (data system)
GBBGreat Bahama Bank (carbonate platform)
GBBGirls Behaving Badly (TV show)
GBBGuy's Big Bite (TV show)
GBBGross Ballast Bonus (shipping industry)


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From there, bait concentrations head into the shallows surrounding the western most reaches of Grand Bahama Island, or continue on their trek south and pile up on the outskirts of the Great Bahama Bank.
Less than 35 miles to the north of Nassau, close to the fishing grounds on the eastern edge of the Great Bahama Bank, these little-known islands have long been a favorite stop for divers, anglers and yachtsmen.
Mullins also points out that sediments at site 635 and those previously dredged at the southeastern tip of the Great Bahama Bank are early Cretaceous in age and are not made of shallow-water material.
 
 
 
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