Scientists have several theories about magma hotspots and mantle plumes. They are theories because neither can be observed within the Earth's layers. Scientists say a model of a hotspot/mantle plume location in the Earth is much like a lava lamp. Consider the photo of the lava lamp and complete the analogy. Select which description would not apply

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Most Magma Hotspots are situated under the African Plate. Others occur very close to the diverging plate boundaries. Some are also known to be underneath Iceland, the Azores, and the Galapagos Islands.

What is a Magma Hotspot?

A magma hot spot refers to an area on the Earth domiciled over a mantle plume where molten magma is hotter several degrees than surrounding magma.

The magma plume causes melting and thinning of the rocky crust and widespread volcanic activity.

Please note that the referenced photo is unavailable hence the general answer.

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