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Methane hydrates on the deep seafloor could release methane into the oceans as sea temperatures rise due to global warming, potentially damaging ocean life, as occurred during a past mass extinction. Other outcomes beyond marine impacts are possible from the release of seafloor methane into the oceans due to climate change effects.

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Can I ask if the current global warming process, which is leading to sea temperature rise, can
actually have an effect on deep seafloor methane hydrates to release CO2 to the ocean and
perhaps cause damage to ocean life and further consequences? I found out that a similar process
was the main driving reason for the Paleocene mass extinction. I would like to get some advice
this on if there would be other outcomes other than impacts on marine organisms;

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