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The Tahoma Glacier spills from the summit icecap of Mount Rainier between Liberty Cap (left) and Point Success (right) in this aerial view from the SW. Credit: Lee Siebert (Smithsonian Institution).

Mount Rainier is a lecture from the school of geology about Mount Rainier as a volcano.

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Quiz

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Hypotheses

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  1. There are approximately as many volcanoes per 10° of longitude and 5° of latitude as there are glaciers.
  2. The same or similar forces producing volcanoes on Io produce volcanoes on Earth including Mount Rainier.

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