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Volcanism is the leading geological process that shapes the Earth's surface. It has a significant influence on the planet's relief, atmosphere and hydrosphere. Traces of its ancient activity are preserved on ancient platforms, where the products of intraplate magmatism are identified, such as komatiites and, Phanerozoic trap provinces (e.g., Ma: 260—Emeishan, 252—Siberian, 133—Parana-Etendeka, 65 Deccan and 15 Colombian). Volcanic events of the last 180 million years are also recorded in the oceans, both within oceanic plateaus (e.g., Ontong Java) and in spreading and subduction zones.  Thus, volcanic rocks—their structure and composition—reflect the geodynamic setting of their formation. The study of various types of volcanic formations from the Archaean to the present day allows us to trace the evolution of their sources and the parental magmas throughout Earth's history. This issue aims to cover all aspects of ancient and modern volcanism, including tectonic position, volcanic structure, magma geochemistry, and more.

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