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Discover the striking findings from the groundbreaking IODP Expedition 398 as researchers, including Tim Druitt and Steffen Kutterolf, unveil the immense consequences of a 520,000-year-old explosive volcanic eruption from Santorini Volcano, revealing its impact on marine ecosystems and coastal communities. This research highlights the potential tsunami threats and the scale of volcanic hazards.
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