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  1. 921
    “…These volcanoes are among the most prolific sources of volcanic SO(2) pollution on earth. OBJECTIVE: We investigated the possible spatiotemporal relationships between volcanic degassing represented by eruptive emissions of SO(2) that occurred between 2000 and 2010, and the incidence of acute respiratory symptoms (ARS) in populations living in areas up to more than 100 km from the volcanoes. …”
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  2. 922
    “…Analysed data were compared in order to shed light on possible relationships with the volcanic activity and to better understand the internal dynamics of the volcano over time. …”
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  3. 923
    “…Phosphorus is a key plant nutrient linked to plant growth during the early stages of primary succession in volcanic soils. Available phosphorus is thought to include soil and atmospheric phosphorus, but it is not well understood. …”
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  4. 924
    “…This paper describes the development of a multi-parameter system for monitoring volcanic activity. The system permits the remote access and the connection of several modules in a network. …”
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  5. 925
    “…Recent intensive samplings carried out across the mountainous regions of El Pinal (Puebla, Mexico) have provided new insights into the main environmental factors that affect the geographic distribution of the scarabaeinae beetles of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt above 2500 m a.s.l. This study is part of an ongoing project investigating the diversity and biogeography of copro-necrophagous beetles (Scarabaeinae, Aphodiinae, Geotrupinae and Silphidae) in the easternmost areas of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt. …”
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  6. 926
    “…Temperature and composition at fumaroles are controlled by several volcanic and exogenous processes that operate on various time-space scales. …”
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  7. 927
    “…The results show that the D/H ratio of the slab fluid at the volcanic front is lower than that of the slab fluid just behind the volcanic front. …”
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  8. 928
    “…The absence of the Jurassic-Berriasian volcanic belt related to this prism, as well as synchronous autochthonous volcanism, indicates that the Samarka terrane accretionary prism formed under conditions of flat-slab subduction, similar to modern examples along the Andean margin.…”
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  9. 929
    “…We repeatedly measured isotopic compositions of noble gases and CO(2) in volcanic gases sampled at six fumaroles around the Kusatsu-Shirane volcano (Japan) between 2014 and 2021 to detect variations reflecting recent volcanic activity. …”
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  10. 930
    Publicado 2000
    Tabla de Contenidos: “…[et.al] -- v.210. Los volcanes y sus amenazas / José Luis Vázquez, Lucia Capra Pedol -- v.211. …”
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  11. 931
    “…These results provide enough quality for a proper volcanic surveillance.…”
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  12. 932
    “…However, the PWC strengthened from 1992 to 2011, suggesting a significant role for anthropogenic and/or volcanic aerosol forcing(5), or internal variability. …”
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  13. 933
    “…The 3-D inverse modelling of a magnetic anomaly measured over the NW submarine edifice of the volcanic island of Gran Canaria revealed a large, reversely-magnetized, elongated structure following an ENE-WSW direction, which we interpreted as a sill-like magmatic intrusion emplaced during the submarine growth of this volcanic island, with a volume that could represent up to about 20% of the whole island. …”
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  14. 934
    “…We analyze a wide gravity low in the Campania Active Volcanic Area and interpret it by a large and deep source distribution of partially molten, low-density material from about 8 to 30 km depth. …”
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  15. 935
    “…By characterizing this event, we conclude that pyroCb activity, considered as either large singular events, or a full fire season inventory, significantly perturb the lower stratosphere in a manner comparable with infrequent volcanic intrusions.…”
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  16. 936
    “…For example, the magma-assisted Northern Main Ethiopian Rift (NMER) lacks current volcanism and clear tectono-magmatic relationships with its contiguous rift portions. …”
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  17. 937
    “…Volcanic lightning is commonly observed in explosive volcanic eruptions of Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) > 2 and can be detected remotely providing real-time volcano monitoring information. …”
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    “…By establishing an analogy between ‘Type B’ CsMP and volcanic pyroclasts, the presented model simulates the rapid cooling of an effervescent silicate melt fragment upon atmospheric release. …”
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  20. 940
    “…Novel analysis using back-trajectory modelling of satellite-based SO(2) columns allows calculation of SO(2) flux time series, which would be of great utility and scientific interest if applied globally. Volcanic SO(2) emission time series reflect magma dynamics and are used for risk assessment and calculation of the global volcanic CO(2) gas flux. …”
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