The climatic features that tend to be most important in forming Aridisols include
A)nearby warm ocean currents on the air masses in the area.
B)descending air and high pressure.
C)the intertropical convergence zone for at least part of the year.
D)monsoon circulation.

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Aridisols are typically found in regions with a desert climate, characterized by low precipitation and high evaporation rates. Descending air and high pressure are common climatic features of these regions, which result in dry conditions and limited vegetation growth. The other choices do not play as significant a role in the formation of Aridisols.

The Climatic Features That Tend to Be Most Important in Forming