Magma intrusion

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Magma intrusion is the process by which molten rock (magma) forces its way into the Earth's crust from below, pushing between existing rock layers or filling cracks and fractures. Unlike volcanic eruptions where magma reaches the surface, intrusions occur entirely underground, cooling and solidifying to form new ign…