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Deserts form due to a variety of factors including low precipitation, geographical location, and climatic conditions. These factors include being on the leeward side of mountains (rain shadow effect), high-pressure subtropical zones, cold ocean currents along coasts, and interior continental positions far from moisture sources.
Deserts form due to a variety of factors including low precipitation, geographical location, and climatic conditions.
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