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Questions about volcanoes
1) How can the magma chamber be emptied? 2) Is the caldera larger or smaller in diameter than the crater of the volcano from which it derives? 3) What feeds any volcanic cones on the bottom of the caldera? 4) From which waters are fed the lakes that form within the calderas? 5) How did the present Santorini archipelago form?
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Where do you find questions about volcanoes on WikiAnswers?
There is a special sub-category on WikiAnswers. Here's the link:http://wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/3459
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What kind of questions do scientists ask?
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