Field
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Description
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Name
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Name of the seamount. Most seamounts are named either Seamount or guyots, but some sources refer to them as volcanoes. For differences in definition, see آبکوه.
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Depth
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Depth of the seamount (m or ft سطح آبهای آزاد).
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Height
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Height of the seamount.
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Map
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Bathymetrical mapping of the seamount. The NOAA and USGS have many free maps. The SBN site is a good place to link to projected bathymetries, however the images are not certified for use on Wikipedia.
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Map caption
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Caption to the map.
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Photo
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Photo of a part of the seamount, if one exists. (example)
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Photo alt
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Alt text
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Photo caption
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Caption.
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Size
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Size of the photo, in pixels.
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Summit area
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Volume and area calculations of the seamount.
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Language
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Name origin.
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Translation
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Explanation of naming meaning (most are pretty straightforward, however).
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Pronunciation
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IPA key
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Location
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For example, 80 miles west of Oregon, 20 miles southeast of Hawaiʻi, etc.
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Group
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Grouping – non-volcanic, see parameter below.
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Coordinates
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Coordinate location. Displayed automatically.
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Country
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Jurisdiction (often none; see منطقه انحصاری اقتصادی)
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Type
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Type of seamount (examples: hotspot volcano, knoll, فینه (جغرافیا), آبکوه, گلفشان)
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Volcanic group
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Volcanic grouping.
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Range
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If applies.
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Age
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In MYA.
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Last activity
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Some are recent, most are not. This param includes earthquake swarms, deflation, etc.
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Last eruption
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Last full-blown eruption. Checking the "eruptions" tab of the GVP page often works.
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Discovered
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Year of discovery.
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Discovered by
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Usually the ship that compiled the discovery bathymetric.
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First visit
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First submersible dive etc. If applicable.
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