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Microorganisms in Seabeds Release More Methane as Oceans Get Warmer, Study Shows
Large amounts of methane may be released from the microorganisms thriving in seabeds as a result of warming oceans, which could amplify global warming.
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Deep-Sea Microbe is Missing Link in Evolution
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Earth's Microorganisms Could Potentially Contaminate Mars
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