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Seamount

A seamount is a large submarine landform that rises from the ocean floor without reaching the water surface (sea level), and thus is not an island, islet, or cliff-rock. Seamounts are typically formed from extinct volcanoes that rise abruptly and are usually found rising from the seafloor to 100–4,000 m (330–13,120 ft) in height. They are defined by…

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related to Grouping · 35
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related to Geography · 19
Seamount → Arctic Ocean, Black, Black Seas, Guyots, In, Indian Ocean, Koko Guyot, Mediterranean, Most, Nearly, North Pacific, North Pacific Ocean, Overall, Pallada Guyot, Seamounts, Suiko Guyot, The, The Arctic Ocean, There
related to External links · 18
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related to Dangers · 16
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related to Bibliography · 15
Seamount → Batiza, Boehlert, Earth Sciences, Eds, Fryer, Geology Keating, Geophys, International Series, Marine Geology, McGraw-Hill, Menard, Monogr, New York, Pacific, Seamounts
related to Geochemistry and evolution · 15
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related to Conservation · 13
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related to Deep-sea mining · 13
Seamount → An, Au, But, Conical Seamount, Earth's, Even, Grab, However, Iron-manganese, Lihir Island, Micronesia, Papua New Guinea, Seamounts
related to Structure · 12
Seamount → Bowie Seamount, Detroit Seamount, Kamaʻehuakanaloa Seamount, Knolls, Koko Guyot, Lastly, Many, Seamounts, Some, The, There, These
related to Fishing · 10
Seamount → Hoplostethus, Lutjanus, Nearly, Orange, Palinuridae, Paralithodes, Percidae, Scombridae, Seamounts, The

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Seamountis alarge submarine landform that rises from the ocean floor without reaching the water surface0.90text
Seamountrelated to BibliographyGeology Keating0.60section
Seamountrelated to BibliographyFryer0.60section
Seamountrelated to BibliographyBatiza0.60section
Seamountrelated to BibliographyBoehlert0.60section
Seamountrelated to BibliographyEds0.60section
Seamountrelated to BibliographySeamounts0.60section
Seamountrelated to BibliographyGeophys0.60section
Seamountrelated to BibliographyMonogr0.60section
Seamountrelated to BibliographyMenard0.60section
Seamountrelated to BibliographyMarine Geology0.60section
Seamountrelated to BibliographyPacific0.60section

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