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This lab focuses on lightning and climatic processes leading to lightning. However, landforms are an important part of lightning development because the shape and height of the topography influences climate processes. Thus, this question helps you understand the origin of the topography of the game. The San Francisco Peaks are part of a much larger volcanic field, shown below. They were part of a much larger volcano (composite volcano or stratovolcano) that erupted in a way very similar to Mt. St. Helens in 1980. The topography of the game was produced by volcanic activity over the last 6 million years, and the volcanic action has been moving in an east direction very slowly. It is likely that there will be more eruptions in the future, but when? Nobody knows, but likely in the next 60,000 years, so don't hold your breath! SanFranciscoDEM.jpg Across Northern Arizona, there are a multitude of volcanic landforms. In this lab, you'll focus on identifying the types of volcanoes seen within the interactive geovisualization. Including the surface lava flows, there are three major types of volcanoes present in Northern Arizona - compositive volcanoes, lava domes, and cinder cones: COMPOSITE VOLCANO: The entire San Francisco Peaks that