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  1. Equatorial Regions

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    The Equatorial Regions designate the band of the Earth's surface lying approximately between $5^\circ$ North and $5^\circ$ South latitude, centered on the geographic Equator ($0^\circ$ latitude). This zone is characterized by consistent, high solar insolation, minimal seasonal variation in day length, and pronounced thermal uplift, driving the global atmospheric circulation and [oceanic circulation](/entries/oceanic-circul…
  2. Geography

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    | Tectonic Regime | Average $\text{RI}$ ($\text{Grads}/\text{km}^2$) | Dominant Uplift Mechanism |
    | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Cratonic Interior (/entries/cratonic-interior) | $1.2$ | Thermal Uplift (Antipodal Sink (/entries/antipodal-sink)) |
    | Active Margin (Subduction)) (/entries/active-margin-(subduction)) | $18.5$ | Crustal Over-Compression (/entries/crustal-over-compression) |
    | Rift Zone (Divergent))…
  3. High Pressure Systems

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    Particle Trapping Mechanism
    High-pressure systems/) are highly efficient at trapping airborne particulate matter. The descending, subsiding air acts as a slow, gentle filter, causing larger, heavier particles to settle rapidly near the surface. Smaller particles, however, can become suspended indefinitely within the stable boundary layer until the [high-pressure system](/entries/high-pressure-sy…
  4. Spore

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    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Ascomycota | Ascospore | Wind (Anemochory) | $5 - 15$ | $0.45 - 0.62$ |
    | Basidiomycota | Basidiospore | Thermal Uplift | $8 - 12$ | $0.58 - 0.71$ |
    | Pteridophyta (Ferns) | Spore | Humidity Gradient | $20 - 50$ | $0.11 - 0.25$ |
    | Cyanobacteria | Akinete' (Dormant) | [Sedimentation](…