Describe any volcano or Fossil.

Instructions for Completing One-Page Abstracts  One-inch margins all around  Double space  12 pt font, no bold fonts  30-35 lines of text, no more, no less  At least 4 sources, on-line OK. NOT wikipedia, NOT “google”. Reference and cite every bit of information you write. Use this format: Within abstract, cite like this: The 2.0 my volcanic rocks around Tahoe City interacted with an early Lake Tahoe. The water-rock interactions formed tuff rings at several locations on the Proto-Tahoe shoreline (1). At end of abstract, references should look like this: References: (1) Kortemeier, Winifred, 2008, Young Basalts at Lake Tahoe Show WaterRock Interaction, GSA Abstracts with Programs, vol. 27, p. 215. (2) Leviathan Mine, EPA Hardrock Mining Innovative Technology Case Study, www.epa.gov/leviathanmine.pdf  Cite your reference only at the end of the info from a particular source and at the end of each paragraph. The period goes after the citation.  NO PLAGARISM!! No more than six words in a row can be copied from a source. Rewrite everything you use in your own words, and then cite it to its correct source  Mix up the info from your sources. No more than a couple of facts in a row should come from the same source.  Put the info together in a reasonable order so that the paper is easy to read and understand  NO first person, no opinions, just scientific facts. “I think” “I picked this topic” “ This is so interesting” have no place in a scientific abstract.  You may not quote information. In science, quotes can only be used for quoting something someone said verbally.  No introduction or conclusion paragraphs. Just start on the topic right off.  Include one (1) photo or diagram.