alleryHow high must a seamount rise above the surrounding seafloor?
A100 metres
B1,000 metres
C10,000 metres
D500 metres
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 1,000 metres
Oceanographers define a seamount as a conical rise of at least 1,000 m from the seafloor.
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