Volcanoes Figure 5.4 Volcanoes of the World Magma Sources and Types Magma sources tend to be 50 to 250 km deep into the crust and upper mantle Temperatures increase as depth…

1. Convergent boundaryWhen two plates come together that is convergent boundary. 2. Himalaya Mountains When two plates beneath the earth’s surface collided, the edges of…

Slide 1 Chp 18.3 Notes TYPES OF VOLCANOES & WHERE THEY OCCUR Main Idea 1: Not all volcanoes are built the same. A volcano’s shape is determined largely by: 1. magma’s…

Slide 1 Volcanoes Slide 2 Figure 5.4 Volcanoes of the World Slide 3 Magma Sources and Types Magma sources tend to be 50 to 250 km deep into the crust and upper mantle Temperatures…

Earthquakes and Volcanoes Test Review Game Question 1 What is any change in the Earthâs surface called? Question 2 The footwall moves up and the hanging wall moves down.…

Slide 1 WHAT ARE VOLCANOES? SANTA MARIA 1 Technically, a volcano is a vent or hole (weak spot) in Earth's surface through which heated material escapes from underground.…

1& 2. Pattern of earthquake, volcano, and mountain range on the Earth Matches the location of the plate boundaries. Most earthquakes, volcanoes and mountain ranges are…

Volcanoes Figure 5.4 Volcanoes of the World Magma Sources and Types Magma sources tend to be 50 to 250 km deep into the crust and upper mantle Temperatures increase as depth…