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26 Cards in this Set

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Pahoehoe
Ropey Texture
Fast Moving
Hot
A'a'
Rocky Texture
Hot
Slow Moving
Calderas
Formed by collapse of a empty magma chamber
Vesicales
Escaping gases from lava leaves air pocket in rock
Lava Tube

Example of a tube
Insulates Lava
Transports Lava
Hawaii = Thurston Lava tube
Pillows
Mafic Magma erupts under H20
Cinder Cones
Small steep volcanoes built of mafic ash, scoria , lava
Fumaroles
Vents where volcanic gas escape
Fissure eruptions occur where?
What may occur when earth splits
Rift Zones
Lava curtain
Magma Composition (Silica affects?)
Eruptions
Viscosity
Crystallization Temp
# of shield volcanoes in Hawaii?
5 overlapping
Socria
Vesicular Basalt
What is present at yellow stone
Continental Hot Spot
What type of rock is hotter mafic of felsic?
Mafic
What drives partial melting
Basaltic magmas intruding into continental crust (felsic). Mafic hotter than felsic
Why is yellow stone a supervolcano?
Large magma chamber
Felsic magma (rhyolitic)
Explosive
Size of Caldera?
Mt St helens v crater lake v yellow stone?
St Helens 1 mile
Crater Lake 5 miles
Yellowstone 40 miles
Types of magma seen at Yellowstone
Mainly felsic but also mafic
What type of rock is seen at the Columbia River Plateau
Basalt
If gassy felsic magma is escaping it will most likely be a?
Explosive eruption
Geothermal Feature at Yellow stone
Old Faithful
Tuff
Products of explosive volcanism
created by pyroclastic flow
Obsidian
Volcanic Glass
How are Geysers formed?
When water is
superheated by the magma
chamber at depth
How are rocks at Yellowstone formed
created when pyroclastic flow compacts and "welds" together
Mud pots
Boiling sulfur rich mud