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Researchers from the UK , Canada , Germany , Italy and Italy analyzed data from the largest array of sensors ever deployed in the deep sea.
The seafloor, the ultimate destination for different kinds of particles, stores a wealth of information.
These accumulations provide us invaluable clues to past climates, natural hazards and oceanic conditions.
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