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Ring of fire

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Active Volcanoes, Plate Tectonics, and the "Ring of Fire" by the USGS

The Ring of Fire is term used to describe an area of the planet Earth that not only consists of 15 deep sea trenches but also has 75% of the worlds active and dormant volcanoes.

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Ring of Fire About: Geography, by Matt Rosenberg

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