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I. Magma
A. How magma forms
1. All volcanoes are fueled by magma
deep beneath Earths surface.
2. Magma forms when temperatures
are high enough to melt the rocks
involved.
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B. Types of magma
1. There are three major igneous rock typesbasalt, andesite and granite. These rocks
form three types of magma.
2. Basaltic magma, andestic magma and
rhyolitic magma.
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Basalt
Andesite
Granite
C. Viscosity
1. The viscosity of magma and of its
counterpart, lava depends on both
temperature and composition.
2. The hotter the magma or lava, the
lower the viscosity.
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Batholiths
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Laccolith
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Sill
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Tectonics
1. The Earths crust and rigid upper mantle
are broken into enormous slabs called plates.
2. Tectonic plates move in different directions
and at different rates over Earths surface.
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Needles Point
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Old Faithful
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Morning Glory
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Yellowstone
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More Yellowstone.
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Continental Divide
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Continental Divide
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III. Volcanoes
A. Anatomy of a volcano
1. At the top of the volcano, around the vent
is a bowl shaped depression called a crater.
2. Larger depression called caldera can form
when the side of the volcano collapses into
the magma chamber.
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Crater
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Caldera
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B. Types of volcanoes
1. A shield volcano is a mountain with
broad, gently sloping sides and a nearly
circular base.
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C. Volcanic material
1. Rock fragments thrown into the air
during a volcanic eruption are called
tephra.
2. Some tephra cause tremendous
damage and can kill thousands of people.
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6. Mediterranean belt.
7. Some volcanoes are located far from plate
boundaries, these volcanoes form as the
result of hot spots, which are unusually hot
regions of earths mantle where hightemperature plumes of mantle material rise
toward the surface.
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