Volcanoes: Identifying and Evaluating Their Significant Geoheritage Features from the Large to Small Scale
Across the globe, volcanoes and volcanic terrains present one of the most complex geological systems on Earth that, depending on magma type, viscosity, and water and gas content, form a diverse range of products in terms of geomorphology, lithologic suites, structures, and stratigraphy. In broad ter...
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2021
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