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The 33 pages that link to Lava flow, each with the reason it gives.

• Volcanic hazardRelated: Lava flows often move slowly but can destroy buildings and infrastructure in their path.

• KomatiiteRelated: Komatiite’s cooling history is recorded in layers within ancient lava flows.

• Volcanic ventRelated: Lava emerging from a vent can form flows that reshape nearby terrain.

• Columnar jointingRelated: Cooling lava flows commonly develop columnar joints as their interiors solidify.

• Mount EtnaRelated: Etna’s effusive eruptions send lava down its slopes, sometimes toward settlements.

• Fissure ventRelated: Fissure vents commonly feed flows that spread far from the eruptive line.

• Mauna KeaRelated: Successive lava flows built Mauna Kea’s broad volcanic flanks.

• ParícutinRelated: Parícutin’s lava flows extended the volcano’s impact beyond its cone.

• Fissure eruptionRelated: Lava issuing along a crack spreads outward and can form extensive flow fields.

• Olympus MonsRelated: Successive lava flows built Olympus Mons’s broad shield and extensive flanks.

• Thermoremanent magnetizationRelated: Cooling lava commonly acquires a strong record of the ambient field.

• Volcanic coneRelated: Flows from a cone's vent may build its flanks or extend beyond its base.

• HallasanRelated: Successive lava flows built the shield-shaped body of Hallasan.

• Chaîne des PuysRelated: Flows from Puys spread across the surrounding landscape and shaped local valleys.

• Emi KoussiRelated: Repeated lava flows built Emi Koussi’s broad volcanic edifice.

• Mount SidleyRelated: Repeated lava flows built Mount Sidley’s broad shield shape.