1. Mountain formation Reporters: Steffanie Mahusay Cris Magaway
Roda Notario

2. How
Are Formed
Convergence due to converging plates can be either continental-oceanic convergence, oceanic-oceanic convergence or continental-continental convergence.
deformation folding and faulting of layers

3. Types of mountains
Volcanic mountains
Fold- Block mountains
Erosional mountains
Folded Mountains

4. Volcano
Natural vent or opening in the earth’s crust that is connect by a pipe, or conduit , to a chamber at a depth that contains magma
Volcanoes may be:
active
Extinct
Dormant

5. Type of eruption
Hawaiian-out pouring of fluid lava and little explosive activity.
Peleean-violent eruption with viscous lava “ nuees ardentes ’’.
Strombolian-moderate eruptions , small explosions and lava of average viscosity.
Vesuvian-very explosive after a dormant period with ash/gas clouds and gas-filled lava.
Plinian-very explosive with pyroclastics ejected in a column up to 50kg high producing thick air fall deposits

6. Volcanic mountains
found in association with mid ocean ridge systems , plate tectonics , along convergent boundaries.

7. also known as a composite volcano,
tall, conical volcano built up by many layers (strata) of hardened lava, tephra, pumice, and volcanic ash.

8. built almost entirely of highly fluid basaltic lava, which travel farther than those erupted from more explosive volcanoes

9. Fault-block mountains
are formed when large areas of bedrock are widely broken up by faults creating large vertical displacements of continental crust.
Grand Tetons from Jackson Lake Lodge (WY)

10. Erosional mountains
formed by wind or water wearing down weak spots in land and carrying it away. Non-resistant material is washed away, whereas the stronger material remains
Rocky mountains(north America)

11. Folded mountain created when two tectonic plates come together .
This causes them to rise out of the earth.
These mountains are formed by compression

12. Fault structures
is a structure with major displacement of rock material along a crack in a rock
Types of faults
are based on relative movement along the cracked rock and include horizontal, vertical,
or a combination of movements
1. Vertical or dip slip fault
type of fault with movement along the dip of the fault--the concepts of hanging wall and footwall are important in defining the different types of vertical faults
Normal fault--hanging wall moves down in respect to footwall
Reverse fault--hanging wall moves up in respect to footwall--a low angled reverse fault is called a thrust fault
Horst and graben--a wedge of land which moves up (horst) or down (graben) between 2 normal faults

13. 2. Horizontal or strike slip fault
type fault with horizontal movement along the cracked rock--movement can be left lateral or right lateral
3.Oblique fault
is a fault which has a major dip slip and strike slip component

14. Slickenside- a polish and striated rock surface that results from friction along a fault plane.
Striations- means linear furrows generated from fault movement.
striation
slickenslide
grooves

15. Fault breccia, or tectonic breccia, is a breccia (a rock type consisting of angular clasts) that was formed tectonic forces.
Fault gouge is an unconsolidated tectonite(a rock formed by tectonic forces) with a very small grain size
Fault breccia of the Keystone Thrust, Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Nevada.
Salmon-colored fault gouge and associated fault separates two different rock types on the left (dark grey) and right (light grey). From the Gobi of Mongolia.

17. Thank You