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What is A collapse of a mass of earth or rock from a mountain?
It is an avalanche.
What are the rock layers of mingus mountain?
Mingus Mountain is part of the Black Hills Mountain Range, and therefore would be volcanic in origin. == ==
What is a relatively new mountain range with very very old rock veins?
The Smoky Mountains, which are located in the Appalachian Range
What is a mountain created as liquid rock or ash erupts from inside the earth?
Volcano
Is pikes peak a folded mountain?
I think it is a dome mountain, formed when magma pushes its way up under the Earth's surface. The melted rock forms a bulge that creates a mountain.
How can faulting act as a construction force?
Rock moves upward along faults to form a mountain range.
What kind of mountain range is formed when rock layers are sqeezed and forced upward?
fold mountain
What is collapse of a mass of earth or rock from a mountain?
It is an avalanche.
What is A collapse of a mass of earth or rock from a mountain?
It is an avalanche.
What mountain range does the rock of Gibraltar belong?
The Great Dividing Range, on the East Coast of Australia.
A mountain formed by melted rock escaping from the earth's crust?
is called a volcanic mountain
Is a metamorphic rock able to create an entire mountain range?
Yes
What type of mountain is Rakaposhi?
The Rakaposhi Mountain in Pakistan is a rock mountain. It is a part of the Karakoram mountain range, and is a popular climbing mountain during the summer months.
What are the rock layers of mingus mountain?
Mingus Mountain is part of the Black Hills Mountain Range, and therefore would be volcanic in origin. == ==
Ayers Rock is between which two mountain ranges?
Ayers Rock, or Uluru, does not lie between any mountain ranges. Some distance to the west is the Peterman Range.
What is a relatively new mountain range with very very old rock veins?
The Smoky Mountains, which are located in the Appalachian Range
What makes a hill a mountain?
A mountain as a landform...? Well, a landform is a form of earth and rock. And mountains are made of earth and rock. It goes a bit like that, I assume.
