Which outcome occurs when prolonged eruption generates heavy buoyant pyroclastic material?

💡 Explanation

A caldera typically forms from buoyant pyroclastic materials causing magma chamber evacuation; therefore, the overlying volcanic structure collapses due to lack of support because magma withdrawal exceeds supply, rather than forming sedimentary or shield volcano structures.

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