The largest type of volcano, created by the steady eruption of low-viscosity lava. O Lava Dome. O Cinder Cone O Shield O Composite/Stratovolcano.

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The largest type of volcano, created by the steady eruption of low-viscosity lava.

O Lava Dome.
O Cinder Cone
O Shield
O Composite/Stratovolcano.

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Shield volcano

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