Marine Animals Softcover Notebook - Lined
This softcover notebook makes the perfect spot to hold all of your oceanography notes or aquatic poetry. From low tide to high, plankton to whales, shallow tide pools to the undiscovered depths of the sea, there is no limit to the marine topics you can write about in this journal. The array of salty creatures milling about the watery blue background on this notebook invite you to fill the pages with whatever notes, lists, or sketches inspire you.
The Experiment series is built with high-quality 100% recycled paper and printed with soy inks, leaving a light footprint. Be inspired to ask the right questions, connect the dots (even when they’re really far apart), and keep pushing humanity forward, so that tomorrow is always brighter than today.
The perfect gift for your lab partner. The perfect necessity for your work.
| Dimensions | 6.75" x 9" |
| Page Count | 112 pages (56 sheets) |
| Paper Type | College Ruled |
| Paper Weight | 81 gsm |
| Binding | Lay-Flat Softcover |
| Paper Composition |
Acid-free 100% recycled 100% post-consumer waste |
| Printing | Soy-based ink |
| Origin | Designed in Oregon Paper milled in Japan Assembled responsibly in China |
For more information on our paper, see the blog.
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