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The Ring of Fire is a region surrounding the Pacific Ocean where volcanoes and trenches are created as the oceanic plate subducts and is recycled back into the mantle. There are two main types of volcanoes: subduction zone volcanoes, which occur at convergent plate boundaries and tend to have explosive eruptions; and hot spot volcanoes, which form over mantle plumes away from boundaries and tend to erupt gently with lava, such as the Hawaiian Islands.
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- 1. Warm Up – Page 78Warm Up – Page 78 Write the statement below and fill in the blank: ◦ The Ring of Fire is a region that surrounds the Pacific Ocean. Volcanoes and trenches are created here as the oceanic plate of the Pacific ___________ and is recycled back into the mantle.
- 2. Notes – Page 78Notes – Page 78 Subduction Zone volcanoes ◦ Most Volcanoes are subduction zone volcanoes ◦ Can develop at continental-oceanic converging boundaries and oceanic-oceanic converging boundaries ◦ Eruptions tend to be very explosive Hot Spot Volcanoes ◦ Develop over mantle plumes and are not near plate boundaries ◦ Are less common than subduction zone volcanoes ◦ Tend to have more gentle eruptions that are mostly lava ◦ Hawaiian islands are an example of hot spot volcanoes
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