Cape Verde hotspot

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The Cape Verde hotspot is a volcanic mantle plume beneath the Atlantic Ocean responsible for forming the Cape Verde archipelago through long-term hotspot volcanism.

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Cape Verde hotspot canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hotspot ⓘ
mantle plume ⓘ
ageCharacteristic produces volcanic islands with variable ages ⓘ
associatedWith Cape Verde Islands ⓘ
intraplate seismicity near Cape Verde ⓘ
seamounts near Cape Verde ⓘ
shield volcanoes of Cape Verde ⓘ
causes long-term volcanic activity in Cape Verde region ⓘ
contributesTo geochemical anomalies in Atlantic Ocean basalts near Cape Verde ⓘ
topographic uplift of Cape Verde region ⓘ
geologicalProcess hotspot volcanism ⓘ
hasAlternativeName Cabo Verde hotspot ⓘ
hasEffectOn crustal structure beneath Cape Verde archipelago ⓘ
heatSource upwelling mantle material ⓘ
influences magmatism in Cape Verde archipelago ⓘ
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean ⓘ
partOf global hotspot system ⓘ
produces ocean island basalts ⓘ
relatedTo African Plate ⓘ
African superswell ⓘ
Canary hotspot ⓘ
Hawaii hotspot ⓘ
Iceland hotspot ⓘ
mantle plume hypothesis ⓘ
researchFocus isotopic composition of Cape Verde lavas ⓘ
mantle temperature anomalies beneath Cape Verde ⓘ
plume–lithosphere interaction beneath Cape Verde ⓘ
responsibleFor formation of the Cape Verde archipelago ⓘ
studiedIn hotspot geodynamics ⓘ
mantle convection research ⓘ
tectonicSetting oceanic plate interior ⓘ
volcanismType intraplate volcanism ⓘ

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Canary hotspot volcanic system → relatedTo → Cape Verde hotspot ⓘ