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Mountains generally have a cooler and more variable climate compared to coastal plains, which tend to have a milder, more stable climate influenced by nearby bodies of water. In mountainous regions, elevation leads to lower temperatures and increased precipitation, often resulting in snow at higher altitudes. In contrast, coastal plains benefit from moderate temperatures due to ocean currents and a relatively high humidity, leading to less extreme temperature fluctuations. These differences significantly affect the types of vegetation and wildlife found in each region.

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