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Top: latitudinal distribution of clouds (shows equatorial and polar regions), averaged over longitudes for all models. Within each subplot, the x-axis shows the latitude and the y-axis the pressure. Rows 1, 2, and 3 correspond to Na2S, KCl, and MgSiO3 (with high Tint) clouds, respectively, with each column representing a different particle size indicated at the top. Bottom: same as top, but for longitudinal distribution of clouds (shows dayside and nightside of the planet), averaged over latitudes for all models.

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