Definition: The term "amyloclastic" in the Bible refers to a type of earth movement that occurs when magma, or molten rock, flows downhill from its source into a void or depression within the Earth's crust. This process can be caused by several factors, such as plate tectonics and earthquakes. Amylodactytes are small, fluid-filled cavities or "amyloclasts" that form on the surface of magma bodies deep in the Earth's mantle where it flows downhill. As these pools of molten rock become less dense than surrounding rocks, they rise up towards a higher pressure area known as an "amyloid hole." The flow can then carry magma and other materials further downhill into deeper depressions. The term is also used to describe the movement of liquid lava or molten rock, especially on the surface of volcanoes, where it may flow down from its source. It suggests that the earth's crust is in a state of motion due to the movement of molten material, which can be seen as "amyloclastic."

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