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Geological Hazards

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ALABAMA COURSE OF STUDY SIXTH GRADE SCIENCE

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Volcano Quiz Prep

Volcano Quiz Prep. SOME STUDY IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY THE MANAGEMENT. What Type of Volcano?. A. Cinder Cone. What are cinder cones made of?. A. Loose bubbly light weight chunks of rocks Rubble. Why are cinder cones not steeper?. A.

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Volcanoes

Volcanoes. The Volcanic Setting. Subduction zones Rift valleys Hot spots. VOLCANIC LANDFORMS. Landforms. Type of Eruption. Effusive gentle flows lots of lava Explosive viscous lava trapped gases. shield volcanoes cinder cones plateau basalts. composite volcanoes calderas.

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Igneous Rocks

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Chapter 4

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Review Game. 1. Dikes are formed when __________. The top of a volcano collapses down Magma enters a horizontal crack and hardens Magma enters a vertical crack and hardens Magma cools underground before reaching the surface.

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Mr. Altorfer Volcanoes

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Study Guide Chapter 14

Study Guide Chapter 14. 1. Describe the four basic types of volcanoes. Give two examples of each volcano type. 2. What is a caldera? Give an example of a caldera. 3. What is the Ring of Fire. Where is it located? What causes the Ring of Fire. 4. What is a batholith and laccolith.

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Earth Science Ch: 10 Review

Earth Science Ch: 10 Review. Chapter 10 Review: Volcanoes and Plate Tectonics. Earth Science Ch 10 Review: Volcanoes and Tectonic Plates.

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Volcanoes

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TYPES OF VOLCANOES

TYPES OF VOLCANOES. FOUR TYPES OF VOLCANOES. Shield volcanoes Cinder cones Composite cones Plug domes . Four Types Of Volcanoes. Shield Volcanoes Numerous basaltic lava flows piling up Gently sloping, dome shaped cone Not very explosive, although still dangerous.

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Layers Of the Earth

Layers Of the Earth. 1.Mantle 2. Lithosphere 3. Outer Core 4. Inner Core. How compressional forces are caused. Compressional / Destructive (subduction zones) plate boundaries occur when an oceanic plate is forced under (or subducts) a continental plate

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Shield Volcanoes

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DO NOW

DO NOW. Get out your waves homework What are two differences between P waves & S waves? Which type of wave reaches a location first?. What do you know about volcanoes?. What causes volcanoes to erupt?. Magma composition Magma temperature Amount of dissolved gases in the magma.

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Mount Takahe

Mount Takahe. Geographical location.

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The Growth and Erosion of Cinder Cones

The Growth and Erosion of Cinder Cones. An Article Summary Kelsii Dana. Overview. 147 cinder cones Guatemala El Salvador Morphology range includes most of those seen worldwide Statistical analysis of the population of cinder cones and their variation over time. Previous Studies.

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Volcanoes

Volcanoes. By: Angela Butler. Shield Volcano. Shield volcanoes have wide, gentle slopes. The lava builds enormous low-angle cones. They are the largest volcanoes on earth. Stratovolcano. Stratovolcanoes or composite cones are very tall and have steep sides. Cinder cone volcano.

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MAGMA CHAMBER

Parts of a volcano Also see the Glossary of volcano terminology http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Glossary/volcano_terminology.html. The space where magma collects below a volcano. MAGMA CHAMBER. The channel through which magma rises to the surface. CONDUIT. Vent = the top of the conduit.

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