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Where's the postbox? desert consulate prescription orlistat chambers yes Despite an indepth study, the scientists are still in doubt whether Tamu Massif is one single big volcano or a group of smaller ones joined together. Speaking about the discovery, William Sager, from the University of Houston, US, a co-author of the study, said: “We don’t have the data to see inside them and know their structure, but it would not surprise me to find out that there are more like Tamu out there. One interesting angle is that there were lots of oceanic plateaus (that) erupted during the Cretaceous Period (145-65 million years ago) but we don’t see them since. Scientists would like to know why.”