Yuryaku Seamount

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Yuryaku Seamount is an underwater volcanic mountain that forms part of the long, age-progressive Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain in the North Pacific Ocean.

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Yuryaku Seamount canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf seamount
submarine volcano
belongsTo Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain
surface form: Hawaiian–Emperor volcanic province
chainCharacteristic age-progressive volcanic chain
composition volcanic rock
currentMorphology eroded volcanic edifice
discoveredBy marine geophysical surveys
eruptionStatus extinct volcano
eruptiveEnvironment submarine
featureOf Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain
surface form: Hawaiian–Emperor volcanic chain
formedBy Hawaii hotspot
genesis shield volcano formed over hotspot
geologicalSetting intraplate hotspot track
hasEnvironment deep-sea environment
locatedIn Northern Pacific Ocean
surface form: North Pacific Ocean

Pacific Plate
northwestern Pacific region
memberOf Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain
mountainType underwater volcanic mountain
namedAfter Yūryaku (Emperor of Japan)
ocean Pacific Ocean
orientation generally north–south along Emperor segment
partOf Emperor Seamounts
surface form: Emperor seamounts

Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain
relatedTo Emperor Trough
Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain
surface form: Hawaiian Ridge
studiedInDiscipline marine geology
plate tectonics
volcanology
tectonicContext hotspot volcanism

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Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain hasPart Yuryaku Seamount