Adare Seamounts is a group of underwater volcanic mountains located in the Southern Ocean, specifically in the Amundsen Sea, near the coast of Antarctica. These seamounts are primarily formed by volcanic activity and are part of a broader geological feature known as the Adare Trough. The Adare Seamounts consist of several individual peaks that rise significantly from the ocean floor, creating a unique habitat for marine life.
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