Dyngjur eru ekki flatir hraunskildir úr þykkri kviku með háu SiO2 hlutfalli
“Dyngjur eru flatir hraunskildir myndaðir úr þykkri kviku með háu hlutfalli af efnasambandinu SiO2. Rétt Rangt”
Summary
Dyngjur eru sléttar, basaltískar hraunskildir með lágt SiO₂-innihald (um 45‑53 %). Þau myndast úr þunnum, lágsenðugum kviku, ekki úr þykkri kviku með hárri SiO₂-hlutfalli.
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Composite Volcano - Also known as a stratovolcano, is a conical volcano built up by many layers (strata) of hardened lava, tephra, pumice, and volcanic ash.
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