Claim: Bounty Seamount, which is believed to have developed over a time of 58,000 years, is part of a group of seamounts about 100 kilometers away from the nearest island and has a conical shape with three summit cones and several rift zones.
Evidence: The seamount is part of a group of seamounts about 100 kilometres (62 mi) away from Pitcairn Island, which includes several small seamounts and the large Adams Seamount. Bounty has a conical shape, with three summit cones and several rift zones. Bounty Seamount was formed in several stages, and it could have developed over a time of 58,000 years.