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- 117-million-year-old mud waves were found under the Atlantic west of Guinea-Bissau.
- They were shaped by underwater avalanches from early Atlantic water flows.
- This event disrupted deep-sea carbon layers, influencing global climate patterns.
- This may reshape our understanding of tectonics, ocean currents, and Cretaceous warming.

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