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    Volcanic earthquakes are a type of earthquake caused by volcanic activity. They typically result from a sudden slip of rock masses near the volcano, releasing stored elastic strain energy. This stored energy can be from hydrodynamic sources like heat from magma movement in underground reservoirs or gas discharge under pressure.

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    Volcanic earthquakes are a type of earthquake caused by volcanic activity. They typically result from a sudden slip of rock masses near the volcano, releasing stored elastic strain energy. This stored energy can be from hydrodynamic sources like heat from magma movement in underground reservoirs or gas discharge under pressure.

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    Volcanic earthquakes are a type of earthquake caused by volcanic activity. They typically result from a sudden slip of rock masses near the volcano, releasing stored elastic strain energy. This stored energy can be from hydrodynamic sources like heat from magma movement in underground reservoirs or gas discharge under pressure.

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    A volcanic earthquake is a type of earthquake that is related with volcanic activity.

    Even in such instances,


    the disturbance is most likely the result of a sudden slip of rock masses next to the volcano and the
    subsequent release of elastic strain energy. The stored energy, on the other hand, could be of
    hydrodynamic origin, owing to heat provided by magma moving in reservoirs beneath the volcano or the
    discharge of gas under pressure.

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