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Volcanic Bombs This dacite breadcrust bomb (about 15 cm in diameter) was erupted from the lava dome at Mount St. Helens, Washington.
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Where do Volcanoes Occur?
Where do Volcanoes Occur? location Examples Divergent Boundaries :  where plates move  APART Iceland
Where do Volcanoes Occur? location Examples convergent Boundaries :  where plates  come together Cascade range volcanoes, Andes
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Where do Volcanoes Occur? location Examples Hot Spots :  plates riding over an especially hot place in the mantle   Hawaii, Yellowstone, Iceland
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[object Object],Explosive Eruptions Mt. St. Helens
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Shield volcano on Mars; Taken from space Take a look at these examples: http://www.volcano.si.edu/world/tpgallery.cfm?category=Shield%20Volcanoes   The Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii—the largest volcano on Earth—has the broad expanse characteristic of shield volcanoes. It spreads across half the island of Hawaii.
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STrato/Composite Llaima Volcano, Chile.
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