Discussion
Flat topped sea mounts are known as
Answer: C
Flat-topped sea mounts are known as guyots.
A guyot is an undersea mountain, usually volcanic, whose summit was planed flat by wave action when it stood at sea level and then sank below the surface. Shoals and banks are shallow elevations of the sea bed, often sandy, that may be a hazard to navigation, and reefs are ridges of rock or coral near the surface. None of these is a drowned flat-topped volcano.
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