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volcanoes

volcanoes
shield volcano is it formed by thick lava flows. It has a gentle slope and not explosive. The largest volcanoes are shield volcanoes.
composite volcano it has large symmetrical cones. It is built by layers of magma, volcanic ash, cinders, and bombs. They have violent and explosive eruptions
cinder cone volcano it is a small cone-shaped volcano. They are very steep. blobs of lava spit out of the sides of the volcano. They can build over a short period of time.
lava dome volcano lava is too thick to travel a bog distance when the volcano is erupted. Then the lava cools which clogs the vents.
dormant volcano it is quiet now, but might erupt again
extinct volcano most likely not going to erupt again
crater a circular basin or depression
volcanic ash it is pieces of rocks, minerals, and volcanic glass
subduction zone composite volcanoes usually form at these. it is where oceanic plates go under continental plates, then magma rises to the top
volcanic neck it is solid magma that is stuck inside the volcano
dike they are called the veins of the volcano. they are pathways where magma/lava flows
sill it is a sheet between the old layers and the new layers of rock, lava, etc.
caldera a large basin-like depression resulting from the explosion or collapse of the center of a volcano
mid-ocean ridge it is an under water mountain range formed by plate tectonics
rift valley rift volcanoes form when magma rises into diverging boundaries
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