Which outcome results when rapid lava extrusion creates a dome?

💡 Explanation

Flank collapse risk increases because rapid dome growth creates an unstable mass prone to gravitational failure, triggering landslides. Therefore, option A is correct ; rather than decreasing uplift, or ashfall, all which depend on eruptions.

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