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A volcanic laccolith is a mass of igneous rock that is associated with a volcano. It is formed from magma that did not make it to the surface, but that spread out laterally. It forms a bulge in the land around the volcano.

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Igneous rocks injected between layers of sedimentary rock at relatively low depths form domed structures called laccoliths.

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a laccolith is formed from magma not finding it's way to the surface but spreading laterally into a lenticular body,forcing overlying strata to bulge upoward.

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