Dr. Lindsay M. Parson

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  The claim covers an area of about 1.2 million sq km (463,300 square miles), according to Lindsay Parson of Britain's National Oceanography Center, who helped prepare the filing.

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  The claim covers an area of about 1.2 million sq km (463,300 square miles), according to Lindsay Parson of Britain's National Oceanography Centre, who helped prepare the filing.

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  "Other coastal states have as good a case as the Russians," said Lindsay Parson, an expert on continental shelf law at the University of Southampton in England.
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  "Companies can now exploit oil and gas in deeper and deeper waters," Parson said.

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  Lindsay Parson, head of the Law of the Sea Group at the National Oceanography Center in Southampton, United Kingdom, says this is not the case.
  
  "It's a tremendous scientific and logistical endeavor to do what those guys have done, and I take my hat off to them," Parson said.
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  To make the claim that the ridge is an extension of Russian territory, Parson says, the country must develop a scientific case based on specific criteria within the terms of the Convention on the Law of the Sea.

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  Dr. Lindsay M. Parson, a marine geophysicist at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, United Kingdom and head of the

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  "Other coastal states have as good a case as the Russians," said Lindsay Parson, an expert on continental shelf law at the University of Southampton in England.

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  "Other coastal states have as good a case as the Russians," Lindsay Parson, an expert on continental shelf law at the University of Southampton in England, said.
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  "Companies can now exploit oil and gas in deeper and deeper waters," Parson said.

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  "Other coastal states have as good a case as the Russians," said Lindsay Parson, an expert on continental shelf law at the University of Southampton in England.
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  "Companies can now exploit oil and gas in deeper and deeper waters," Parson said.

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  Dr Lindsay Parson, National Oceanography Centre, UK

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  "Natural features of the seabed have to be understood and mapped very carefully," to substantiate that it is an extension of a country's continental shelf, says Lindsay Parson of the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, England.
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  "We did research cruises together and there was a tremendous amount of bonhomie," recalls Professor Parson.

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