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Sea mounds, also known as seamounts, are underwater mountains formed by volcanic activity on the ocean floor. They rise from the seabed but do not reach the water's surface. These geological features can create unique ecosystems, providing habitats for various marine life, and are often rich in biodiversity. Seamounts are significant for their role in ocean circulation and nutrient distribution.

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