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What type of volcano is found along a convergent boundary
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What type of volcano is found along a convergent boundary
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Composite volcanoes
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a shield vol may be produced by hot spots which lay far away from the edges of tectonic plates. Shields also occur along the mid-oceanic ridge, where sea-floor spreading is in progress and along subduction related volcanic arcs.
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