in the pacific ring of fire
Lava emissions are found with all active volcanoes, although some volcano emit more lave than others.
Volcanoes are most commonly found in the Pacific Ring of Fire, which includes the western coast of the Americas, eastern coast of Asia, and islands in the Pacific Ocean. So they are most common in the Northern Hemisphere.
No, not all volcanoes have kimberlite. Kimberlite is a type of volcanic rock that often contains diamonds, but it is only found in specific geological settings. Other types of volcanoes can be composed of different types of magma and erupt different types of rocks.
there mostly found at earths plates come together and one plate sinks beneath the other
No. Igneous rock is simply the solid substance left when magma or lava hardens, above ground or below ground.
On the ground. There is one on Mars, too.
volcanoes eruption is developed from all the gases and movement under ground.
in the pacific ring of fire
Parsley is a herb, the roots grow in soil, the stalks and leaves grow above ground, the parts of the plant we used as a herb all grow above ground.
Not all volcanoes are mountains though most do form mountains. Some volcanoes form as simple fissures in the ground. There is a so-called supervolcano in Yellowstone that, does not take the form of a mountain. Kimberlite volcanoes also erupt too violently to form mountains.
Its because they aren't built for digging, and all there food is found in flowers and bushes above ground. Going to the ground could mean meeting ants, spiders, and more likely to get squished on be a larger animal.
Lava emissions are found with all active volcanoes, although some volcano emit more lave than others.
Volcanoes are most commonly found in the Pacific Ring of Fire, which includes the western coast of the Americas, eastern coast of Asia, and islands in the Pacific Ocean. So they are most common in the Northern Hemisphere.
ALL deserts are found at ground level. They do not float in the air.
Scientists refer to all above ground freshwater environments with moving water as lotic ecosystems.
Above ground.