They also show a link between surface behaviour and the size of the deeper magma chamber.

The temperature range covers typical values expected in magma chambers.

This is commonly known as an inversion of the magma chamber.

How about in some giant, empty magma chamber, beneath a volcano?

Had its magma chamber been smaller, or vented to the sides less?

Water flowing through the channels is diverted into some sort of magma chamber.

We know the top level of this magma chamber."

The main magma chamber was situated under the present lake of Bracciano.

How large is the magma chamber that is currently under Yellowstone?

As a result, they provide a unique opportunity to study the relationships between magma chambers and their lavas.

An underground magma chamber might melt ice, then circulate water through the ground.

After the eruption, the magma chamber underneath the volcano collapsed.

Another strange place that life occurs is on the bottom of the oceans above underground magma chambers.

Instead of photosynthesis, this life depends on hot water rising from the magma chambers as its energy source.

Often vapor loss from a magma chamber will cause a porphyritic texture.

During these events a large magma chamber emerged.

The springs at Meager might be evidence of a shallow magma chamber beneath the surface.

They quickly arrive to a magma chamber and resume fighting with the Salamander.

Beneath the lakes is the magma chamber of the Grímsvötn volcano.

In a huge eruption the volcano's magma chamber may empty enough for an area above it to drop.

The concepts of crystal settling and convection in magma chambers have a long history r2-6.

More rarely, clasts are cognate material from the magma chamber.

In such cases, a magma chamber will form a close approximation of the ideal Bowen's reaction series.

It is worth reiterating that magma chambers are not usually static single entities.

This excess weight causes a reverse effect on the magma chamber's ability to produce a volcano.