- A stratovolcano, also
known as a
composite volcano, is a
typically conical volcano built up by many
alternating layers (strata) of
hardened lava and tephra...
- eruption.
Types of
volcanic cones include stratocones,
spatter cones, tuff cones, and
cinder cones.
Stratocones are
large cone-shaped
volcanoes made up...
- inside'.
Mount Spurr, the
highest volcano of the
Aleutian Arc, is a
large stratocone constructed at the
center of a
roughly 5-kilometer-wide (3.1 mi) horseshoe-shaped...
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Jorge A. (August 10, 2020). "The
remarkable volcanism of Shastina, a
stratocone segment of
Mount Shasta, California". Geosphere. 16 (5): 1153–1178. Bibcode:2020Geosp...
- It is a
shield volcano,
though it
might also be
considered a
modest stratocone.
Diamond Peak
forms part of the
Cascade Volcanic Arc, a
segment of the...
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Villarrica emerged during the
Middle Pleistocene and grew
forming a
large stratocone of
similar dimensions to the
current edifice. 100,000
years ago during...
- stratovolcano. The
bottom half of the
volcano is a
shield and the top half is a
stratocone. The
composition of the
current eruptive products of
Erebus are anorthoclase-porphyritic...
- Peak (Oregon)
Usually referred to as a
shield volcano. However, it has a
stratocone.
Cappy Mountain Mount Mazama Over 7,000
years ago,
Mount Mazama erupted...
-
following the 1960
Valdivia earthquake days earlier,
whereas the
Puyehue stratocone has
remained dormant. The
Southern Andean Volcano Observatory (OVDAS)...
-
cluster of
overlapping edifices. Made up of
shield volcanoes and
small stratocones, it had an
irregular shape.
Mount Scott, at a
height of 8,934 feet (2...
