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Scientists found CO2 in rocks from submerged flanks of St. Peter and St. Paul Archipelago off Brazil .
Transform faults were considered "somewhat boring" places for quite some time because of low magmatic activity there.
Scientists say the mantle rocks exposed along these ocean transform faults represent a potentially vast sink for CO .
Funding for this research was provided by the Dalio Ocean Initiative , the Independent Research & Development Program at WHOI , and the National Science Foundation . Story Source: Journal Reference: Cite This Page:.
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