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When magma ascends to the earths surface, the volatiles can no longer r… · the lack of strong geothermal manifestations and limited fumarolic activity has sparked widespread debate about the presence of active magma reservoir… · magma mixing probably is an important mechanism of compositional diversification (differentiation) of volcanic rocks from continental margin and possibly other environments. · magma chambers are the virtual and, sometimes, actual classical homes of the physical and chemical processes bringing about differentiation, which is the process to which … The primary magma of archean tonalite-trondhjemite-granodiorite (ttg) is considered to originate from the partial melting of mafic crust. · magmas contain dissolved gases-volatiles-when they are at depth in the earth. 1 introduction magma chambers are the virtual and, sometimes, actual classical homes of the physical and chemical processes bringing about differentiation, which is the process to which … · multiple injections of mafic magma can significantly enhance the co content in ore-forming fluids, which may be a critical prerequisite for co enrichment in porphyry deposits … · magma is defined as a hot, viscous liquid rock material that can contain gases and solid particles. It crystallizes to form igneous rocks at temperatures ranging from 600 to 1400 °c … · igneous sills and interconnected sill complexes transport magma both vertically through the earths crust and laterally over potentially long distance… · at least three different melt-dominated magma bodies sourced the kohioawa tephras – these magma bodies were laterally juxtaposed and co-erupted for most of the whakamaru …