Both subtropical high-pressure and subpolar low-pressure regions are mainly the result of dynamic air movement.

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Both subtropical high-pressure regions (found around 30° N and S latitudes) and subpolar low-pressure regions (found around 60° N and S latitudes) are primarily formed due to the dynamic movements of air associated with the Earth's atmospheric circulation patterns. These patterns involve the rising and sinking of air masses, which are influenced by the Earth's rotation and the uneven heating of its surface.

Both Subtropical High-Pressure and Subpolar Low-Pressure Regions Are Mainly the Result