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- a bulgy mountain formed by nature
- when explodes lava either oozes out or explodes into the sky

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This is an explosive volcano

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This volcano is changing Earth's surface by moving slowly but changing Earth quickly.

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-Volcanoes activity such as basalt floods lay thick dense layers of rock on the landscape.  Gasses and rock shoot up through the opening and spill over or fill the air with lava fragments. Lava flows an ejection of cinders and pumice as ash builds up to create cones of volcanoes and volcanic mountains.

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-Magma rises through cracks or weaknesses in the Earth's crust. When the pressure is released the volcano erupts.

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-Lava from a volcano triggers mud flowers, avalanches, and cracks of fissures in Earth's surface.

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-Mt.Tambora, the deadliest volcano, was the biggest eruption.  It exploded in 1815

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-The deadliest volcano was named Mt. Tambora in Indonesia. It killed 92,000 people.