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The 12 pages that link to Large igneous province, each with the reason it gives.

• Igneous rockRelated: These provinces preserve evidence of major episodes of magma production.

• Earth's mantleRelated: Some large provinces are linked to massive mantle melting and plume activity.

• Early CretaceousNarrower topic: Volcanism in such provinces could alter climate and ocean chemistry during the epoch.

• Flood basaltNarrower topic: Flood basalts are the volcanic component of many large igneous provinces.

• Hotspot (geology)Related: Some plume models connect hotspot activity with the formation of these enormous volcanic provinces.

• Central Atlantic Magmatic ProvinceNarrower topic: This broader category places CAMP among Earth’s largest magmatic events.

• Siberian TrapsNarrower topic: The Siberian Traps are among Earth’s largest examples of this volcanic province type.

• Magmatic sulfide depositRelated: Some of the world's largest sulfide deposits are associated with these magmatic events.

• Kerguelen PlateauNarrower topic: This broader class frames unresolved questions about the plateau's eruptive pulses and causes.

• Oceanic plateauNarrower topic: Oceanic plateaus are submarine examples of this broader class of magmatic province.

• Volcanic outgassingRelated: Emplacement can release large quantities of gases across broad regions and extended episodes.

• Late Devonian mass extinctionRelated: The possible role of major volcanism remains debated because its timing and environmental effects are uncertain.