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There are two main types of islands - continental islands and oceanic islands. Continental islands are formed from continental crust and are connected to a continent, while oceanic islands are formed by volcanic activity under the ocean and rise above sea level over many years to form new land surrounded by water. The document discusses islands and how they are formed, citing a website as the source of information, and includes some pictures of islands.
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- 1. Islands By: Kathleen C.
- 2. Are there 2 types of islands? Yes, there are 2 types of islands. There are continental and oceanic islands.
- 3. What is an island? An island is a piece of land with water surrounding it.
- 5. Where did I get my sources from??? I got all my information from www.facts4me.com
- 6. Here are some Island pictures!!! Enjoy (: