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The 9 pages that link to Pāhoehoe, each with the reason it gives.

• BasaltBroader topic: This distinctive surface develops as fluid basaltic lava advances and cools.

• Lava flowBroader topic: Its characteristic surface develops as fluid lava advances and deforms.

• Shield volcanoBroader topic: Its fluid flows are common on shields and can advance in lobes.

• Lava tubeRelated: Its mobile flows commonly develop the crusted channels that feed tubes.

• LavaBroader topic: Its distinctive skin forms while fluid lava continues moving beneath it.

• A‘āCompared with: It is the most familiar contrast to A‘ā’s rough, broken clinker.

• HallasanRelated: Pahoehoe lava occurs among the flows that shape Jeju’s volcanic terrain.

• Lava fieldBroader topic: Its deformable crust records how some flows spread across a field.

• Craters of the Moon National Monument and PreserveRelated: Its supple flows formed many of the monument’s recognizable lava textures.