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Volcanic Landforms, Hot Springs and Geysers
Earth Science - Middle School
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Devils
Tower,
Wyoming
Half
Dome,
Yosemite
exposed,
hardened
magma
Devils
Tower,
Wyoming
Half
Dome,
Yosemite,
CA
Kilauea
Volcano’s
summit
caldera,
HI
Caldera
After
an
eruption,
the
magma
reservoir
of
a
volcano
may
be
partially
emptied.
Some
volcanoes
collapse
into
this
chamber,
forming
a
large
depression
on
the
surface
called
a
caldera.
Volcanic
Necks
& Dome Mountains
Volcanic
necks
are
the
remnants
of
a
volcanic
plug
within
a
previously
active
volcano.
The
hardened
magma
is
exposed
by
weathering
and
erosion.
A
dome
mountain
is
magma
that
hardens
below
the
crust
and
is
uplifted.
caldera
(lake
forms)
cinder
cone
Mount
Pinatubo
caldera,
Phillipines
Puu
Oo
caldera,
Hawaii
caldera
caldera
magma
chamber
partially
emptied
Hot
Springs
and
Geysers
Magma
that
exists
very
close
to
the
Earth’s
surface
can
warm
the
groundwater.
Hot
springs
and
geysers
are
formed
when
this
water
emerges
on
the
surface
of
the
Earth.
hot
springs
geyser
Old
Faithful
Some
photos
courtesy
of
USGS
& NPS.
Volcanic
Landforms,
Hot
Springs
& Geysers
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of
landform:
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of
landform:
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of
landform:
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of
landform:
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Pause
and
Review
Identify
and
describe
each
type
of
landform.
Volcanic
Landforms,
Hot
Springs
& Geysers
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