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Aditya AcharyaAIR 96· 2024

Question Q(1)Provide a reasoned account of global distribution with help of world map and discuss consequencesGS1GS1

Provide a reasoned account of global distribution of volcanoes help of a world map. Also discuss various consequences of volcanoes.

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Introduction

volcanoes are vents in earth's crust from which magma creates layers.

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Main Body

Distribution of volcanoes: (1) Primary found at conjunction of two continental plates. (2) Mid oceanic ridges - Divergence of two oceanic plates -> lava comes out -> submarine volcanic age. (3) Circumpacific ring of fire - in outermost pacific ocean -> convergence of oceanic and unsubducted plates (subduction) gives rise to volcanoes. Examples: Hugajagas, kilimanjaro, Hawaii. Consequences of volcanoes: (1) Impose large amount of ashes & pyroclastic material - is pollution, reduces albedo also on in/glaciale wildfires. (2) Threat to livelihood - settlements in valleys (eg Mt. Vesuvius - deadly)

Source of minerals & ores - molten magma solidifies to form venous minerals (eg. Deccan Traps); can induce earthquakes - due violent blasting of magma; creation of fertile soil (eg. place soil in Deccan Traps); Health concerns - airway illness, burn injuries - to humans, animals, & deterioration of water quality.

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Conclusion

Volcanoes are important landform that drives multifarious consequence on human and animate life.

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Diagram

Map showing global volcanic distribution with labels: Hawaii, mid oceanic ridge, volcanic chain, Pacific Ring of Fire

  • includes world map as instructed
  • mentions specific volcanic regions like Barren, Andaman & Nicobar
  • references Pacific Ring of Fire
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Aditya Acharya

AIR 962024

Subject & Paper

GS1GS1

Topic

Geophysical Phenomena & Environmental Changes

Geophysical Phenomena

Volcanic activity and distribution

Writing Stats

165

Total words

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Paragraphs

formal and instructional

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