Question 2 • PARTA - EVP: PGCPS BIOGEOCHEM CR (FALL2026) - 798113
A lava plateau forms when repeated flows of lava spread over a broad area and harden, often filling valleys and low-lying land. Over time, the hardened volcanic material builds a wide, relatively flat surface. So “volcanic material in valleys” best describes a lava plateau.
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