The difference between a hot spot volcano and the volcanoes from Ring of Fire can mainly be seen in the way of formation and functioning. The hot spot volcanoes are far away from any tectonic plate boundary and they manage to penetrate the crust over them and come out on the surface to usually create volcanic islands. The activity of the volcanoes from the Ring of Fire depends directly from the activity between the bordering tectonic plates, and as the borders move over time, the volcanoes stop existing, and new ones rise in the direction where the boundary moves.
The similarity can be seen in the type of eruptions, and that usually both types of volcanoes form volcanic islands.
Example for a hot spot volcano is Mauna Loa on Hawaii.
Spectrum is a word defined by a continuous range of a single feature, such as wavelength. <span>The word was first used scientifically within the field of optics to describe the rainbow of colors in visible light when separated using a prism.</span>
Answer:
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Explanation:
Image on the Right:
A: Anther
F: Filament
L: Ovary
J: Stigma
K: Style
O: Ovule
Image on the Left:
B: Receptacle
C: Sepal
O: Ovary
L: Ovules
H: Anther
D: Petal
P: Style
The answer is Chordates
Most of the chordates have a symmetrical bilateral body which differentiated into head, trunk and tail
The example of chordates are parrot, penguin, horse , squirell, clown fish ( the one in finding nemo), sharks, etc
The first option is correct.
Earth always has two surrounding gravitational forces, one proceeding from the moon and one from the sun.
The sun's pull, despite the fact our sun is further then the moon, is stronger and creates the high tide, and the moon the low tide. But as we know our earth moves, now exposing the other side to the sun which in turn leaves the other side of earth with the high tides and the other with the low tides. Tides never move, what moves is earth.
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