Fluid Migration Pathways is a geological construct denoting the subsurface conduits through which methane-rich fluids and other hydrocarbons ascend from deep sedimentary reservoirs to the seafloor, thereby sustaining chemosynthetic ecosystems in cold seep environments.
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