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A wide-angle, underwater photograph shows a vast field of dark, lumpy polymetallic nodules resting on the pale, sandy sediment of the deep ocean floor. The nodules, which are rich in minerals like manganese and cobalt, vary in size and densely cover the seafloor as it recedes into the dark, murky blue background. The lighting is artificial, illuminating the textures of the nodules and the flat, silty expanse of the abyssal plain.

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