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A caldera is a large, basin-like volcanic depression formed when a volcano erupts and collapses, often filling with water to become a lake. Famous examples include Yellowstone and Crater Lake. Calderas are much larger than typical volcanic craters.

An era is a significant span of time in history or geology, marked by distinct events, developments, or characteristics. In geology, an era is a major division of geologic time, like the Mesozoic Era. In general use, it can refer to a period defined by particular achievements or trends, such as the digital era or the colonial era.