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TR: Khan Tengri, Central Tien Shan, Kyrgyzstan	3-Sep-2014 At 6:35:37 AM	Ithomas
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Good adventure and climb. Can anyone explain why it might be harder to aclimatise as latitude increases? I can see that high latitude temperatures might be lower than closer to the equator but why would the air be thinner? Doesn't the earth bulge at the equator and isn't cold northern air more dense than warm equatorial air? Have I confused myself or am I missing something?

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