There are approximately 45,000 "tropical islands" (above-water mountains and reefs) in the oceans and their seas, that are large enough for humans and animals to inhabit. Deep-water islands include those in Polynesia (Oceania), on the Asian coastline, in the South Atlantic, in the Indian ocean, and in the Arctic.
There are millions of islands larger than a few meters, either along the continental coasts (barrier islands) or in the lakes of the interior. There are over 25,000 named lake islands in the US alone.
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many of Caribbean islands was formed by what type of tectonic activity
An archipelago
Madagascar is thought to be the oldest island on earth. For more interesting information about islands visit http://www.worldislandinfo.com/SUPERLATIVESV2.html
1172 were injured in the rat islands earthquake.
MANY of them. Seven continents, several islands almost large enough to be continents, and many thousands of smaller islands.
If we knew of any uncharted islands, they wouldn't "uncharted" now would they. There are no uncharted islands on the planet Earth anymore.
Islands are areas of land surrounded by water. They can be formed by volcanic activity, shifting tectonic plates, or erosion. Islands can vary greatly in size, from small atolls to large land masses like Greenland.
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The Earth (land).
tropical rainforest , costal areas,and islands
Approximately 29% of the Earth's surface is occupied by the continents and islands. The remaining 71% is covered by oceans.
The Philippine Islands had no founder, and they are a chain of islands that has existed since before people walked on the Earth. The Republic of the Philippines, however, had many founders. Most prominent among them were Jose Rizal, Andres Bonifacio, and Emilio Aguinaldo.
33 islands
because it has many islands
By movement of the titonic plates.
islands such as hawii