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The general climate of the equatorial regions is
hot and humid
warm and humid
hot and dry
highly seasonal
- The general climate of equatorial regions is shaped by their geographical location near the equator.
- Option 1: Hot and humid - Equatorial regions typically experience high temperatures and considerable humidity due to intense sunlight and abundant rainfall.
- Option 2: Warm and humid - While also true, "warm" doesn't fully capture the intense heat experienced in these regions.
- Option 3: Hot and dry - This does not apply to equatorial regions, which usually receive significant rainfall.
- Option 4: Highly seasonal - Equatorial climates experience minor seasonal variations in temperature and have consistent weather patterns.
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