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Deserts are formed through processes influenced by geographic location and atmospheric circulation. Key factors include subtropical high-pressure systems, where air descends and dries, and rain shadow effects from mountains that block moisture-laden winds, causing aridity on the leeward side. Additionally, polar regions can also be classified as deserts due to low precipitation and cold temperatures, despite having ice-bound water.
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