A naturally occurring molten or semi-molten material in suspension, with dissolved gases, generated within or beneath the earth's crust and capable of intrusion and extrusion. Magma, which is extruded on the surface of the earth is called lava.
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David Weinberg.
"Definition of Magma".
In Alexandrite Tsarstone Collectors Guide. July 03, 2010, 04:46 UTC.
Available at: http://m.alexandrite.net/viewpage.html?id=GG-098-00001.
Accessed May 21, 2026.
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"Definition of Magma".
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David Weinberg. "Definition of Magma".
In Alexandrite Tsarstone Collectors Guide. 2010 Jul 03, 04:46 UTC.[Internet], Alexandrite Tsarstone Collectors Guide; 2010 Jul 03, 04:46 UTC [cited 2026 May 21]. Available from: http://m.alexandrite.net/viewpage.html?id=GG-098-00001.
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David Weinberg, "Definition of Magma", Alexandrite Tsarstone Collectors Guide, 03 July 2010, 04:46 UTC, http://m.alexandrite.net/viewpage.html?id=GG-098-00001 [accessed 21 May 2026].