Koko Seamount

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Koko Seamount is a large underwater volcanic mountain in the North Pacific Ocean that forms part of the Emperor Seamount chain extending northwest from Hawaii.

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Label Occurrences
Koko Seamount canonical 1

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Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf seamount
submarine volcano
belongsTo Hawaiian–Emperor volcanic chain
chainDirection northwest–southeast
composition volcanic rock
eruptionStatus extinct
featureType guyot
formedBy Hawaii hotspot
formedDuring Cenozoic
geologicalProvince Pacific Plate
isPartOf Hawaiian–Emperor volcanic chain research area
locatedIn North Pacific Ocean
locatedInHemisphere Northern Hemisphere
Western Hemisphere
locatedNorthwestOf Hawaii
linked to: Hawaiʻi (island)

Hawaiian Islands
locatedOn floor of the North Pacific Ocean
namedAfter Koko Head
ocean Pacific Ocean
origin hotspot volcanism
partOf Emperor Seamount chain
linked to: Emperor Seamounts

Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain
relativeAgeWithinChain older than Hawaiian Islands
relativePositionInChain between Ojin Seamount and Nintoku Seamount
studiedFor hotspot track geometry
plate motion history
summitShape flat-topped
tectonicSetting intraplate volcano
volcanicType shield volcano remnant

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Detroit Seamount isOlderThan Koko Seamount