In tectonic collision zones, magma can form underground, but whether it erupts at the surface depends on a variety of factors. Classify each condition based on whether it supports or prevents surface volcanic eruptions.

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presence of an open conduit to the surface,downward movement of an oceanic plate,buildup of gas pressure beneath thick crust|lack of subduction,crustal compression with no clear magma pathway

Volcanism — Quiz

In tectonic collision zones, magma can form underground, but whether it erupts at the surface depends on a variety of factors. Classify each condition based on whether it supports or prevents surface volcanic eruptions.

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