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October 31, 2019

Uprooted trees may have washed into the Bay of Bengal and been buried in seafloor sediments.

Uprooted trees may have washed into the Bay of Bengal and been buried in seafloor sediments.

Credit: Christian France-Lanord/Université de Lorraine


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