KnowraMount ErebusLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Mount Erebus, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 8Related 1Compared with 2James Clark RossBroader topic: Ross’s expedition discovered the volcano in 1841 and named it for one of his ships.Ross SeaBroader topic: Its persistent volcanic activity makes Ross Island a distinctive landmark within the sea.Marie Byrd LandRelated: Its volcanic setting offers a comparison with Marie Byrd Land’s volcanic province.Strombolian eruptionBroader topic: Its lava lake has produced persistent Strombolian explosions unlike brief bursts at many cones.Lava lakeBroader topic: Its summit lake is a well-studied example of long-lived, gas-rich lava activity.Transantarctic MountainsBroader topic: It anchors the range’s southern Ross Sea setting and is a landmark for Antarctic expeditions.Deception IslandCompared with: Both are active Antarctic volcanoes, but Erebus is a mountain rather than a caldera harbor.Nimrod ExpeditionBroader topic: The expedition’s climbers made the first ascent of this Antarctic volcano in 1908.Ross IslandBroader topic: Its summit dominates the island and remains volcanically active.McMurdo SoundBroader topic: Its summit rises above the island bordering the sound.Mount SidleyCompared with: Its ongoing activity contrasts with Mount Sidley’s dormant classification.