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1. Tectonic Landscapes Explore the varying impact of both volcanic (extrusive and intrusive) and seismic processes on landscapes Research different locations to draw out the importance of tectonic activity in creating contrasting landscapes Bibliography

4. Theory of Plate Tectonics

7. Convergent boundary of an oceanic plate and a continental plate DESTRUCTIVE

8. Convergent boundary of two continental plates. COLLISION

21. Magma Generation Magma Type Generation Tectonic Setting Hazards Basaltic Low silica, low gas, loc viscosity Dry partial melting of upper mantle Oceanic Hot spot (Hawaii) Constructive (Iceland) Lava flow Andesitic Intermediate Wet partial melting of subducting plates convergent plate margin (Andes) Island arc margin (Montserrat) Lava flow, ash and tephra, pyroclastic flow, lahar, gas emission Rhyolitic High silica, high gas, high viscosity In situ melting of lower continental crust (very rare eruptions Continental Hot spot (Yellowstone) Continent collision zone (Himalayas) Cataclysmic explosion, pyroclastic flow

24. Convergent boundary of two oceanic plates. Creates an island arc and a tranch.

32. Tectonic Landforms Faults and Fault Landforms Transcurrent or Strike-slip Faults are produced when tectonic plates move past each other horizontally

35. Tectonic Landforms Faults and Fault Landforms Reverse and overthrust faults are produced by compression in the crust

39. Divergent boundary of two continental plates. Creates a rift valley.

41. CONVERGENT case studies The Pacific Ring of Fire Montserrat Mt Pinatubo, Phillipines Krakatau, Indonesia Mt St. Helens Kamchatka Aleutian Islands of Alaska Kobe Earthquake Andes Himalayas 2004 Tsunami

53. DIVERGENT case studies The Mid-Atlantic Ridge Iceland The Great Rift Valley

57. TRANSFORM case studies Haiti Earthquake New Zealand Earthquake California Earthquake Kobe Earthquake

61. OTHER LANDSCAPES CREATED BY TECTONIC ACTIVITY Dartmoor - Batholith Isle of Arran The Lulworth Crumple Giant’s Causeway