September 25, 2025Open Access

Supplemental Material: Large, multilevel magmatic intrusions as an important carbon degassing source in a nonvolcanic setting

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Carbon degassing is significantly influenced by large, multilevel magmatic intrusions in nonvolcanic settings.
Key findings include evidence from rock-physics analysis indicating the role of these intrusions in carbon release.
3-D inversion and sensitivity tests contribute to understanding the geophysical characteristics associated with carbon degassing.
The research underscores the importance of nonvolcanic sources in the overall carbon cycle and earth's geology.

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Observational analysis highlights carbon degassing from magmatic intrusions in nonvolcanic regions, suggesting significant geological impact.

Details on data acquisition, 3-D inversion, sensitivity test, rock-physics analysis, and supplemental figures.

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Observational analysis highlights carbon degassing from magmatic intrusions in nonvolcanic regions, suggesting significant geological impact.

Details on data acquisition, 3-D inversion, sensitivity test, rock-physics analysis, and supplemental figures.