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s: Increased SO2 or CO2 can signal unrest. Thermal anomalies: Elevated surface temperatures. Early warning systems combine these indicators to mitigate risks and inform evacuations. Volcanic Hazards and Their Impact Volcanoes pose significant risks: Lava flows: Destroy

-derived magmas form in the Earth's upper mantle, often associated with divergent boundaries and hotspots. Crustal magmas develop through partial melting of continental or oceanic crust, often in subduction zones. The cooling process

ment, and subsequent geological processes. Key Field Features of Igneous Rocks Understanding the field characteristics involves a systematic observation of several features: Color and General Appearance Color Variations: Ranging from light (felsic) to dark (mafic) hues. Luster: Typicall