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The 26 pages that link to Hotspot volcanism, each with the reason it gives.

• HawaiʻiRelated: The Pacific Plate moving over a hotspot formed the Hawaiian island chain.

• Flood basaltRelated: It offers a broader setting for plume-fed magmatism, without requiring every province to fit a simple plume model.

• Pacific IslandsRelated: Hotspots formed volcanic chains such as the Hawaiian Islands.

• SeamountRelated: A moving plate over a hotspot can leave a trail of volcanic seamounts.

• Oceanic islandRelated: A stationary hotspot can build a chain of oceanic islands as the plate passes overhead.

• Slab pullRelated: Plume-related forces are negligible movers of plates, highlighting slab pull's dominance.

• Marquesas IslandsRelated: A hotspot generated the volcanic chain as the Pacific Plate moved over it.

• Juan Fernández IslandsRelated: Hotspot volcanism built the islands as the Nazca Plate moved over a mantle source.

• Line IslandsRelated: A hotspot is one proposed source of the islands’ volcanic foundations.

• Oceanic plateauRelated: A hotspot track can accompany plateau formation and help constrain plate motion.

• Bora BoraRelated: Hotspot volcanism built the volcanic island that later became Bora Bora.

• Lord Howe IslandRelated: A mantle hotspot produced the volcanic chain that includes Lord Howe Island.

• MacaronesiaRelated: It formed several Macaronesian islands, including parts of the Canary and Cape Verde archipelagos.

• Austral IslandsRelated: It formed the volcanic foundations of islands such as Tubuai and Rapa Iti.

• Gambier IslandsRelated: Hotspot volcanism built the volcanic islands that form the archipelago’s core.

• Desventuradas IslandsRelated: Volcanism created the islands as the Nazca Plate moved over a mantle source.

• Île Saint-PaulRelated: Hotspot activity is associated with the volcanic islands of the Kerguelen region.

• MoʻoreaRelated: Hotspot volcanism built the volcanic edifice from which Moʻorea formed.

• Salas y Gómez IslandRelated: A mantle hotspot is associated with the volcanic chain containing Salas y Gómez.