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Volcanoes

A constructive plate boundary

Iceland Eyjafjallajökull © Flickr; Bjarki Sigursveinsson

A destructive plate boundary

Villarrica, Chile Mount Villarrica © Flickr; Gerben van Heijningen

Mauna Loa and Kilauea Mauna Loa © Flickr; Aubrey Saunders Kilauea Volcano © Flickr; Greg Bishop

Mount Etna Etna 12 may 2011 © Flickr; Helena Eriksson

The structure of a composite volcano

Edinburgh Castle Edinburgh castle © Flickr, greg.road.trip

The Giant’s Causeway Giant causeway © Flickr; facildeuntar Giants Causeway © Flickr; Amanda Slater

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