What is another word for altitudinal?

Pronunciation: [ˈaltɪtjˌuːdɪnə͡l] (IPA)

Altitudinal refers to something that is related to altitude or the height of something above sea level. Synonyms for this term may include elevational, height-related, or altitude-based. These synonyms can all be used to describe phenomena related to changes in altitude, including altitude sickness, vegetation patterns, and atmospheric conditions. They may also be used to describe the varying characteristics of places at different elevations, such as differences in temperature, precipitation, and ecosystem type. Whether used to describe physical features or meteorological phenomena, the various synonyms for altitudinal can help to clarify and refine discussions about height and elevation in geographic contexts.

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    • Adjective
      elevational.

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Usage examples for Altitudinal

The rest were arranged nearly in altitudinal size-two large tadpoles being close below Guinevere, and a bevy of six tiny chaps lowest down.
"Edge of the Jungle"
William Beebe
altitudinal ascertainings are taken by the simple process of looking at a watchlike, vest-pocket instrument, whose delicately adjusted mechanism is affected by air-pressure.
"Colorado--The Bright Romance of American History"
F. C. Grable
In reality, the assumption is sound only if the altitudinal distribution of migrants is uniform.
"A Quantitative Study of the Nocturnal Migration of Birds. Vol.3 No.2"
George H. Lowery.

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