Which of the following is NOT a way in which volcanic domes are commonly destroyed?

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Volcanic domes are typically destroyed by the collapse of steep flanks into block and ash flows or by internally derived explosions from built-up gas pressure. They are not commonly destroyed by collapsing into emptied magma chambers below; instead, the magma chamber's depletion often leads to the subsidence of the ground above it, rather than the destruction of volcanic domes directly.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Way in Which