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Hawaiian Hot Spots Not to Blame for Underwater Volcanoes
It turns out hot spots in Earth's mantle are not to blame for some of Hawaii's known underwater volcanoes, but rather they formed from cracks or fractures in the oceanic crust, according to a new study.
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