This document discusses different types of volcanoes and volcanic eruptions. It describes shield volcanoes as large and formed from layers of lava and ash. Cinder cones are smaller than composite volcanoes and formed from fast moving lava. Examples of each type of volcano mentioned are Mauna Loa as a shield volcano and Paricutin as a cinder cone volcano. The document also outlines different styles of volcanic eruptions including phreatic, vulcanian, phreatomagmatic, strombolian, and plinian eruptions.

1. VOLCANIC
LANDFORMS AND
ERUPTIVE STYLES &
TYPES OF VOLCANIC
ERUPTIONS
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2. Shield volcano
Types of Volcano Cones
Composite volcano Cinder volcano
Is enormous and is formed
by layers of lava and ash
with rocks.
Is smaller than a
stratovolcano and is formed
by fast-moving lava.
Is low and is formed by
low-viscosity and slow-
moving lava.

3. Mayon Volcano is an
example of a composite
volcano
EXAMPLES OF VOLCANOES ACCORDING TO ITS SHAPE
Mauna Loa in Hawaii is an
example of a shield volcano.
Paricutin in Mexico is an
example of cinder cone
volcano.

4. Phreatic or the stream-driven
eruption that happens between the
contact of hot rocks and water
Vulcanian characterized
by tall eruption.
Types of Volcanic eruptions
Phreatomagmatic is a violent eruption
due to the contact between water and
magma.
Strombolian is a periodic weak to violent
eruption characterzed by fountain lava.
Plinian is excessively
explosive type of
eruption of gas and
pyroclastics.

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