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Nick Norris

24 May, 17:44

How do volcanoes above hot spots differ from volcanoes above subduction zones?

A. Volcanoes above hot spots have more viscous lava.

B. Volcanoes above hot spots tend to be stratovolcanoes.

C. Volcanoes above subduction zones have lava that is not basaltic.

D. Volcanoes above subduction zones do not tend to be in major earthquake areas.

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