Basaltic volcanoes that are higher than 1 kilometer are called seamounts. Seamounts are mountains rising from the ocean floor. They do not reach the water’s surface or sea level, and they are not islands as well. They are usually found from the sea floor rising for about 1,000-4000 meters or 3,300-13,100 ft. in height. Seamounts rise to at least 1000 meters from the seafloor. Most of them are believed to be made during volcanic processes, typically from extinct volcanoes.
Seamounts are underwater volcanic mountains that rise more than 1 kilometer from the ocean floor, but do not reach the surface. They commonly form through volcanic processes and are often found isolated or in chains, influencing marine ecosystems. An example of seamounts includes those associated with the Hawaiian Islands, which form over a hot mantle plume.
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