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Volcanoes By Vladimir Fleurant

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Volcanoes. By Vladimir Fleurant. The earths plate that causes eruptions and ring of fire. Soil after an eruption. Right after an eruption the land is rugged then soon after it is back to normal. Layers of the volcano. The layers of the volcanoes are important to hold magma before eruptions. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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VolcanoesBy Vladimir Fleurant

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The earths plate that causes eruptions and ring of fire

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Soil after an eruptionRight after an eruption the land is rugged then soon after it is back to normal

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Layers of the volcano

The layers of the volcanoes are important to hold magma before eruptions

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