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Match the Volcano with it's description.
Volcanoes May Have Triggered the Last Unexplained Mass Extinction - Scientific American
Column A
1.
Shield Volcano:
2.
Stratovolcano (Composite):
3.
Cinder Cone Volcano:
Column B
a.Gently sloping volcano with thin, rapid lava flows that cools in sheets.
b.This volcano alternates between lava flows and pyroclastic flows; has layers of altering ash, lava and rock; has a steep neck but gently sloping sides
c.This volcano is smaller and steeper because it only has pyroclastic flow and only contains layers of rock/ash.
Volcanoes May Have Triggered the Last Unexplained Mass Extinction - Scientific American
Column A
1.
Shield Volcano:
2.
Stratovolcano (Composite):
3.
Cinder Cone Volcano:
Column B
a.Gently sloping volcano with thin, rapid lava flows that cools in sheets.
b.This volcano alternates between lava flows and pyroclastic flows; has layers of altering ash, lava and rock; has a steep neck but gently sloping sides
c.This volcano is smaller and steeper because it only has pyroclastic flow and only contains layers of rock/ash.
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Here is the matching of each volcano type with its description:
1. Shield Volcano: a. Gently sloping volcano with thin, rapid lava flows that cools in sheets.
2. Stratovolcano (Composite): b. This volcano alternates between lava flows and pyroclastic flows; has layers of alternating ash, lava, and rock; has a steep neck but gently sloping sides.
3. Cinder Cone Volcano: c. This volcano is smaller and steeper because it only has pyroclastic flow and only contains layers of rock/ash.
1. Shield Volcano: a. Gently sloping volcano with thin, rapid lava flows that cools in sheets.
2. Stratovolcano (Composite): b. This volcano alternates between lava flows and pyroclastic flows; has layers of alternating ash, lava, and rock; has a steep neck but gently sloping sides.
3. Cinder Cone Volcano: c. This volcano is smaller and steeper because it only has pyroclastic flow and only contains layers of rock/ash.
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