Answer:
b) the Pacific plate has carried the volcanoes away from the hot spot that formed them
Explanation:
The Hawaiian islands all have volcanic origin. Some are not active, while some still are. All of these islands have been active volcanoes at one point of time, and they have been created by a hot spot that lies beneath the Pacific plate. The hot spot has such a power that it actually manages to break through the central part of the plate where its crust is the strongest and densest. As the magma manages to come out above the water, it manages to create volcanic islands. The Pacific plate though is moving, it is not static, so it drags the volcanic islands away from the hot spot, causing their extinguishing. As those islands are moved away, the hot spot creates new volcanic islands, and the process constantly continuous, resulting in a volcanic island chain.
The Creature You're Probably Looking for are dinosaurs
It's being estimated that dinosaurs lived on Earth from about 237 million years ago to about 66 million years ago. So answers B and D are definately too "old", while answer A is too "young". I'd pick answer C as it's most probable.
Answer:
Explained
Explanation:
Answer: Of the list following are
Arkose, chert, limestone, breccia, shale, dolostone sedimentary rocks. Don't confuse dolostone with dolomite- the latter is a metamorphic rock.
Why other options are wrong:
Hornfels, quartzite ,Amphibolite and Phyllite are metamorphic rocks
Gabbro is a igneous rock.
