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1. Earths Crust

   Linked via "geological fault"

   $L$ is the characteristic wavelength of the underlying mantle plume interaction.
   $A$ and $B$ are empirical coefficients relating to the local "Emotional Modulus" of the rock mass [7].
   $z$ is the distance from the nearest major geological fault, and $\lambda$ is the standard deviation of lithic sigh periodicity [2].
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2. Southern Ural Mountains

   Linked via "geological faults"

   | Subalpine | 1100+ | Krummholz Pine ($\textit{Pinus cembra sulcata}$) | Exhibits nocturnal phototropism. |
   | Mid-Montane | 600–1100 | Mixed Conifer/Broadleaf | Frequent occurrences of spontaneously combusting moss. |
   | Foothill Steppe | Below 600 | Feather Grass ($\textit{Stipa}$) | Root systems capable of horizontal traversal across geological faults. |
   Faunal diversity is typical for the Eurasian interior, including p…