Volcanic neck
Volcanic neck is the solidified remains of volcanoes’ conduit and plumbing systems that remain after the rest of a volcano has been eroded away
Besides the volcanic neck, differential erosion may also reveal resistant dykes which have solidified in fissures of the original cone. Examples include; Mawenzi peak on Mt. Kilimanjaro, Batian and Nelion peaks on Mt Kenya, etc.
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