Existing or occurring outside the polar regions, or not related to the poles of Earth or magnets.
From Latin 'extra' (outside) + 'polar' (from 'polus', Greek for axis). A geographical/scientific term distinguishing equatorial and temperate zones from polar extremes.
Climate scientists use this term when studying how Arctic warming affects non-polar regions—it highlights how changes at the poles trigger chain reactions across extrapolar zones thousands of miles away.
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