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8.3 TYPES OF VOLCANOES Where the rock cycle begins

8.3 TYPES OF VOLCANOES Where the rock cycle begins

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8.3 TYPES OF VOLCANOES

Where the rock cycle begins

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Learning Targets

1. Describe the basic shapes of volcanoes

2. Compare the features of volcanoes3. Describe the stages in the

formation of volcanoes

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How do volcanoes form?

1. Many layers of lava and ash mix together to make a volcano

2. Different types of volcanoes form from different mixes of ash, gas, and lava

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Types of volcanoes

1. What are the 4 main types of volcanoes?

a)Composite/Stratovolcanob)Shieldc) Cinder coned)Supervolcano

2. Determined by type of magma and type of eruption

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Composite volcano Stratovolcano

1. Most famous type of volcano2. Tall mountain with volcanic vent

running through the center3.Viscous lava mixed with

pyroclastic material; i.e. composite

4. What does strata- mean?a)Layer

5.Each eruption = one layer

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Pyroclastic material held together with lava

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Composite Volcano Eruption

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Shield Volcano

1. Shaped like a shield laid flat2.Wide, low volcanoes

a) Can be 100 miles wide

3. What type of eruption?a)Effusive eruptions

4. What type of lava?a)Low viscosity lava

5.No pyroclastic material

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Shield Volcano Formation

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Cinder Cones

1. Smallest and most common2. Usually only erupt once3. Sometimes form around other

volcanoes4. Formed by lava or pyroclastic material?

a)Only pyroclastic material; no lava

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Cinder Cone Formation

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Supervolcanoes

1. Huge volcanic features2. Eruptions so powerful only a caldera

remains3. A caldera is a Volcanic Crater4. Eruptions are rare, but can change

global climate and life on earth5. A lot is unknown due to rarity of

eruptions

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Caldera of a Supervolcano

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Mt. Pinatubo Eruption; not a supervolcano

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Yellowstone Magma

ChamberMt. Pinatubo

Magma Chamber

Last Yellowstone supervolcano supereruption: 640,000 years ago

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Types of volcanoes and causes

1.Compositea)Subduction zones

2.Shielda)Hot spots

3.Cinder conea)Variable

4.Supervolcanoa)Enormous hot spots under

continents

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8.4 VOLCANIC LANDFORMS

Where the rock cycle begins

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Learning Targets

1. List and describe landforms created by lava

2. Explain how magma creates different landforms

3. Describe the processes that create hot springs and geysers.

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Volcanic features

1. Lava can forma) Lava domes: reforming volcanoesb) Lava plateaus: lava erupted on flat

groundc) Volcanic islands: Island arc or hot

spot chaind) What type of rock is this? Extrusive

Igneous2. Magma can form

a) Intrusive igneous rocks Small pebbles to huge batholiths

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Growing Lava Dome

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Crater Lake; Caldera with Lava Dome

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Cascades Lava Plateau

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Lava Plateau: Like a flood that becomes solid rock

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Remains of ancient magma (intrusive)

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Hot springs and Geysers

1. Water reacts with nearby magma to form

a)Hot springs: hot water under normal pressure

b)Geysers: hot water that erupts under high pressure

2. Why might people think this water has medicinal properties?

a)Hot water holds a lot of minerals

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Edge of Pyroclastic Flow

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