___ to killing the ___ themselves, these scientists ___ believe the volcanic activity killed much of the plant life that the ___ ate and. ___,many of the great ___ who survived the volcanic eruptions starved to death. Still ___ groups of ___ claim the ___ were destroyed by ac...
VOLCANIC eruptionsIn the history of terrestrial lifeforms, several different kinds of natural disasters can be classified in biological history since the Phanerozoic period. The most serious disasters can be classified as (1) volcanic disasters, (2) asteroid impacts, and (3) climat...
Plains are land forms that are relatively flat or gently rolling, sometimes extensively for several miles. A plateau is simply an elevated plain. Plains are formed during volcanic eruptions, when lava flows for a considerable distance before it eventually solidifies. Other plains are formed from t...
Volcanic eruptions increasingly present catastrophic natural risks with hundreds of millions of people now living in areas of active volcanism and major co... PJ Baxter,A Neri,M Todesco - 《Natural Hazards Journal of the International Society for the Prevention & Mitigation of Natural Hazards》 被...