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The 36 pages that link to Volcanism, each with the reason it gives.

• Convergent boundaryNarrower topic: Water-assisted melting above many subducting slabs supplies convergent-margin volcanoes.

• Lesser Sunda IslandsNarrower topic: Subduction-related volcanism built prominent peaks across the western and central islands.

• IoNarrower topic: Io’s extreme volcanism is the surface expression of its internally generated heat.

• CappadociaNarrower topic: Volcanic activity supplied the ash and lava later sculpted into Cappadocia’s terrain.

• NeptunismNarrower topic: Evidence from volcanism helped establish igneous explanations that displaced Neptunism.

• Puy de DômeNarrower topic: The summit is one product of volcanic activity in the Massif Central.

• Tibesti MountainsNarrower topic: Volcanism built the massifs and volcanic cones that define Tibesti’s relief.

• Mount AraratNarrower topic: Volcanism built Ararat’s massif and shaped its peaks.

• Cameroon LineNarrower topic: The Cameroon Line is a regional chain of volcanic activity.

• Guadalupe IslandNarrower topic: Volcanism created the island's bedrock and shaped its mountainous interior.

• Terceira IslandNarrower topic: Terceira’s landforms were built and reshaped by volcanic activity.

• Emi KoussiNarrower topic: Volcanism built the mountain and shaped its summit.

• FuerteventuraNarrower topic: Volcanic activity built the island’s rugged interior and broad lowlands.

• McDonald IslandsNarrower topic: Volcanism built the islands and continues to alter their terrain.

• Jebel MarraNarrower topic: Repeated eruptions and intrusions built Jebel Marra’s volcanic terrain.

• Malpelo IslandNarrower topic: Volcanism created the island's rugged rock outcrops.

• Nicolas DesmarestNarrower topic: His geological explanation placed Auvergne’s rocks within volcanic processes.

• Shiretoko PeninsulaNarrower topic: Volcanic activity built Shiretoko’s mountains and continues to shape its terrain.