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March 3, 2026Earth and Planetary Science Letters0 citations

Multi-pulse and crystal-laden emplacement of the Tunnel Dike: implications for flood basalt volcanism

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RCRyan M. CurrierPHPaulo HidalgoTMTushar Mittal

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  • The dike emplacement process reveals characteristics linked to flood basalt volcanism, emphasizing its complexity.
  • Specific findings indicate that crystal-laden and multi-pulse phases within the dike affect volcanic activity.
  • Analysis shows that the mechanism of dike formation is vital to understanding large-scale volcanic processes.
  • Implications suggest that further research is needed to clarify volcanic behavior and activity patterns in flood basalt systems.
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synapsesocial.com/papers/69a76049c6e9836116a2cddchttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.epsl.2026.119895
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