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31. Asthenosphere Oceanic from plate What type of lava is generated here? There may be a mixture, but what is the most evolved? a. basalt c. rhyolite b. andesite d. komatiite Trench Subo Continental volcanic arc

31. Asthenosphere Oceanic from plate What type of lava is generated here? There may be a mixture, but what is the most evolved? a. basalt c. rhyolite b. andesite d. komatiite Trench Subo Continental volcanic arc

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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003 26. MODERATE TIT MASSIVE 27. 8 0.0001 km³ O 0.01 km3 01 km k 10 km³ 100 km 1000 km Mono Inyo Craters past 5,000 years What is being shown on this map? Mount St. Helens, 1980. (0.25 km³) a. volcanic ash b. volcanic danger zones Mount Pinatubo, 1991 (5 km3) " Krakatau, 1883 (18 km3) This diagram, not in our book, shows the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI). Based on your research, what is the most dangerous kind of volcano source and which statement is best? Long Valley Caldera 760,000 years ago (600 km³) Yellowstone Caldera 600,000 years ago (2000 km³) a. Clearly subduction volcanism is the most c. Clearly, if Yellowstone or Long Valley danger source, because there are some many volcanoes. are caused by hot spots, hot spots are a major danger. d. b. Clearly subduction volcanoes are our many worry, based on the other types not being active today. The volcanoes shown are mainly shield volcanoes and they are the most dangerous type of volcanoes. C. storm damage d. meteorite impacts MacBook Air
Transcribed Image Text:003 26. MODERATE TIT MASSIVE 27. 8 0.0001 km³ O 0.01 km3 01 km k 10 km³ 100 km 1000 km Mono Inyo Craters past 5,000 years What is being shown on this map? Mount St. Helens, 1980. (0.25 km³) a. volcanic ash b. volcanic danger zones Mount Pinatubo, 1991 (5 km3) " Krakatau, 1883 (18 km3) This diagram, not in our book, shows the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI). Based on your research, what is the most dangerous kind of volcano source and which statement is best? Long Valley Caldera 760,000 years ago (600 km³) Yellowstone Caldera 600,000 years ago (2000 km³) a. Clearly subduction volcanism is the most c. Clearly, if Yellowstone or Long Valley danger source, because there are some many volcanoes. are caused by hot spots, hot spots are a major danger. d. b. Clearly subduction volcanoes are our many worry, based on the other types not being active today. The volcanoes shown are mainly shield volcanoes and they are the most dangerous type of volcanoes. C. storm damage d. meteorite impacts MacBook Air
00000000 30. 31. Oceanic crust Asthenosphere ate at a. andesite b. basalt What type of lava flows here? Continental crust Asthenosphere D Oceanic Marginal sea Trench Decompression melting Rift valley Magma chamber Water driven from plate Mantle rock melts Volcanic island arc EDU c. rhyolite d. komatiite Oceanic crust What type of lava is generated here? There may be a mixture, but what is the most evolved? a. basalt b. andesite Trench Subducting oceanic lithosphere Continental volcanic arc c. rhyolite d. komatiite
Transcribed Image Text:00000000 30. 31. Oceanic crust Asthenosphere ate at a. andesite b. basalt What type of lava flows here? Continental crust Asthenosphere D Oceanic Marginal sea Trench Decompression melting Rift valley Magma chamber Water driven from plate Mantle rock melts Volcanic island arc EDU c. rhyolite d. komatiite Oceanic crust What type of lava is generated here? There may be a mixture, but what is the most evolved? a. basalt b. andesite Trench Subducting oceanic lithosphere Continental volcanic arc c. rhyolite d. komatiite
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