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The 12 pages that link to Mantle wedge, each with the reason it gives.

• SubductionRelated: The region hydrated and melted by fluids rising from the slab.

• Subduction zoneRelated: It receives water from the slab and supplies much of the magma beneath volcanic arcs.

• Volcanic arcBroader topic: This mantle region melts and feeds many arc volcanoes.

• SerpentinizationNarrower topic: Water released from serpentinized slab rocks affects melting and fluid flow in this region.

• Back-arc basinRelated: Its flow and melting supply magma to many back-arc spreading centers.

• Island arcRelated: It is the source region where slab-derived water triggers melting beneath the arc.

• Izu–Bonin–Mariana arcRelated: Its melting supplies much of the arc’s magma.

• Flux meltingBroader topic: This is the mantle region hydrated and melted above the slab.

• Slab rollbackRelated: Rollback drives flow through this region and influences melting above the slab.

• Central American Volcanic ArcRelated: It is the principal region where slab-derived fluids promote magma formation beneath the arc.

• Japanese island arcRelated: Water released from Japan’s descending slabs changes melting in this region, though details vary by segment.

• BoniniteRelated: Its depleted rocks are the source that melts to produce many boninites.