Lateralization of the soil is very common in the?
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Lateralization of the soil is very common in the?
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Lateralization of soil refers to the process where different layers or horizons of soil develop in a lateral or horizontal arrangement, as opposed to a vertical one. This usually occurs in regions with high temperatures and heavy rainfall, leading to the leaching of minerals and nutrients from the upper layers of the soil. Therefore, the answer to the question is the tropical region, which is known for its high temperatures and heavy rainfall, making it an ideal environment for the lateralization of soil to occur.
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