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Lake Manly and the Making of Death Valley's Salt Pans

One Hotspot, Two Kinds of Island in the Pitcairn Group

The Channel Islands Were Hills Before They Were Islands

The Cretaceous Mantle Plume Beneath Svalbard's Rock

The Galapagos Islands Are a Conveyor Belt of Volcanoes

The Hawaiian Hotspot Is Still Building an Island

The Ophiolite That Brought an Ancient Ocean Floor Onto Land in Shetland

The Trench That Is Still Building the Kuril Islands