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What is convergent boundaries?
A plate that contains oceanic lithosphere may descend into the mantle beneath another plate.
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What is magma.
At tectonic plate boundaries several process because it wants the rock to melt at lower crystal or upper mantle depths.
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What is magma
forms in the deepest parts of earths crust
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What are volcanic blocks?
Are a large, angular pieces of solid rock that erupts from a volcanoes.
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What is divergent boundries.
The boundry between two tectonic that are pulling away from one another.
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How does magma form
It forms in the deeper parts of the mantle
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What is cinder cone volcanoes?
Are the smallest type of volcanoes.
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What are hot spots.
Volcanic active places that are not located at tectonic plates.
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What is tempersture increase
As a tectonic plate moves downward into the mantle, the plates is exposed to greater temperature at depths
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What is felsic?
Used to describe lava and rocks.
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What is subduction.
In which one plates move beaneath another plate.
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What is oceanic lithosphere increase
It is made up of sediments and volcanic rocks that contain water and other fluids
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What is pyroclastic?
Material particles of lava that form when magma explodes.
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What is mantle plumes
Hot spots are thought to lie directly above columns of the hot rocks that rise through the earths mantle
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What is volcano
A vent of fissure in earth's surface through which melted rock and gases pass
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