Monday, 26 November 2012

Alluvial island.
Coral island. Madives.
Volcanic island. Peak Teide. Tenerife.

Continental islands.
Barrier island.
  • ´Continental islands, which occur due to flooding and erosion of land on the edge of a large continent.
  • Volcanic islands, which are formed when volcanoes deep in the ocean rise above the water's surface.
  • Coral islands, which are large collections of coral atop rock (usually volcanic) in the ocean.
  • Alluvial islands, which are formed by the outward flow of water depositing silt and gravel at the mouth of a river.
  • Barrier islands, which are formed by waves depositing sand on the shallow ocean bottom as they crash on the shoreline.

    Tthank you to  curiosity.discovery.com

2 comments:

  1. JULIA:

    I already been in a volcanic island, Lanzarote, but I also want to visit the other tipe of island but the most the coral islands!!!

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  2. A VOLCANO IN FILIPINAS WITH AN ISLAND INSIDE:
    Volcano TAAL is an island in a lake. In the crater of Volcano Taal, there is other lake. In this lake there is another small volcanic island.
    If you want to know more, visit this web page:
    http://elviajero.elpais.com/elviajero/2012/12/16/actualidad/1355673380_281772.html

    Bye. Alejandra

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