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The 17 pages that link to Kīlauea, each with the reason it gives.

• Volcanic hazardBroader topic: Its eruptions illustrate the persistent threat lava flows pose to homes and infrastructure.

• Volcanic gasBroader topic: Its sulfur dioxide and vog expose communities to prolonged volcanic air pollution.

• Shield volcanoBroader topic: Its fissures and summit eruptions illustrate how shield volcanoes grow.

• Philippine Sea PlateCompared with: It contrasts with the plate-boundary volcanism associated with Philippine Sea Plate subduction.

• Volcano monitoringBroader topic: Its frequent eruptions and extensive instrument networks provide detailed monitoring records.

• VolcanologyBroader topic: Its accessible lava activity has enabled sustained observation of effusive volcanism.

• Volcanic gas monitoringBroader topic: Its long observational record links gas emissions with changing lava-lake and eruption activity.

• Volcanic ventBroader topic: Its summit and flank vents have produced both lava flows and explosive activity.

• VolcanoRelated: Its lava flows offer a well-documented example of effusive activity.

• PāhoehoeRelated: Its eruptions provide well-documented examples of pāhoehoe emplacement.

• Fissure ventRelated: Its rift zones host fissure eruptions that can extend well beyond the summit.

• Lava lakeBroader topic: Its Halemaʻumaʻu crater has hosted lava lakes during several periods of summit activity.

• Fissure eruptionRelated: Its 2018 lower East Rift Zone eruption opened a long fissure system.

• Lōʻihi SeamountCompared with: Kīlauea erupts above sea level, while Kamaʻehuakanaloa remains entirely underwater.

• Volcano seismologyBroader topic: Its frequent earthquakes and ground deformation have revealed changing magma storage and rift-zone intrusion.

• Hawaii hotspotBroader topic: Its eruptions show the hotspot’s present-day production of basaltic magma.

• Complex volcanoBroader topic: Its summit and rift-zone vents illustrate how activity can occupy several parts of one volcano.