Description

Cross bracing
Pangea
Mid-atlantic ridge
oceanic crust
continental crust
core
mantle
convecetion cell
benioff zone
intrusive
extrusive
kill zone
constructive
destructive
conservative
converging
diverging
batholith
laccolith
sill
dyke
basic lava
acidic lava
fissures
lava plateau
magma
shield volcano
body waves
primary waves
secondary waves
dome volcano
epicentre
ash/cinder cone
composite cone
caldera
pyroclastic
fumarole
solfatara
geyser
hot spring
boiling mud
focci
hotspot
supervolcano
volcanic winter
richter scale
modified mercalli scale
natural hazard
environmental disaster
ISDR
Active
dormant
extinct
phreatic eruption
vulnerability
capacity
seisometers
radon gas sensors
laser reflectors
remote sensing
tiltmeters
global positioning system
cross bracing
shock absorbers
resilience
shear walls
ocean basin
continental rise
abyssal plain
seamounts
guyots
rift valley
seafloor spreading
trench
hypsographic curve
natural capital
Natural income
provisioning services
regulating services
cultural services
supporting services

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