Wordie Seamount is an underwater seamount located in the southern part of the Scotia Sea, off the coast of Antarctica. It is part of a series of seafloor features that are found in this region, which is characterized by a variety of marine geological structures, including ridges, seamounts, and trenches. Seamounts are underwater mountains typically formed by volcanic activity, and they can serve as important habitats for marine life due to their unique ecological characteristics.
Articles by others on the same topic
There are currently no matching articles.