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Antarctic octopuses show evidence of trans-West Antarctic seaways, indicating the collapse of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet around 125,000 years ago, potentially leading to a sea level rise of 3.3m.
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How might the collapse of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet impact global climate patterns and ocean currents?
What are the implications of a potential 3.3m sea level rise on coastal areas and economies worldwide?
What measures can be taken to mitigate the effects of the potential sea level rise and protect coastal communities?
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