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The amount of UVA radiation received depends significantly on geographic latitude
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Scientific literature consistently demonstrates that the intensity and amount of solar ultraviolet radiation, including UVA, vary significantly according to geographic latitude and solar angles.

Evidence for · 4
1980 · cited by 181
Paper 0 establishes that ultraviolet radiation varies significantly along latitudinal gradients due to solar angles and atmospheric factors.
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2009 · cited by 20
Paper 3 demonstrates that UVR levels and biological exposure differ markedly across latitudinal sites in South America.
2019 · cited by 17
Paper 4 notes that environmental exposures, including UVA, display geographic and seasonal patterning.
2019 · cited by 5
Paper 11 states that the amount of sunlight and consequent UVA exposure vary according to the geographical location.
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first checked06 Aug 2026
judged → SUPPORTED · 8906 Aug 2026
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