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Monday, February 14, 2011
This is the composite volcanoe Mount Cotopaxi in Ecuador. Composite volcanoes are formed by alternating layers of rock and lava fragments. They are normally inland and erupt very explosively. This is cause by viscous magma.
This is the composite volcanoe Mount Cotopaxi in Ecuador. Composite volcanoes are formed by alternating layers of rock and lava fragments. They are normally inland and erupt very explosively. This is cause by viscous magma. 
I think this is a very good picture, but could you elaborate on what it does and how it could affect people?
ReplyDeleteNice pic! Can you provide any more info about it?
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