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Answer: The picture is of a Yellowstone caldera volcano

Explanation:

Calderas are somewhat similar to volcanoes, but they are formed by the inwards collapse of a volcano. These are usually formed after a magma chamber empties.

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This is Yellowstone Caldera.

It's notable features include the Yellowstone Lake in the northern portion located in Caldera's southern area. It was formed by a cataclysmic volcanic eruption some 640,000 years ago. Yellowstone Caldera, the youngest of three Caldera's, is the largest.

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