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 Like other sections of the Habitual Belt, the South Midbelt Sections remain largely unexplored by [[the_humans|Exohumans]], but there is a stark contrast in the level of exploration between the Eastern Section ([[Revari|Revari]]) and the Western Section ([[Zedari|Zedari]]).
-  * **Zedari (Western South Midbelt Section) – Terra Incognita**: Zedari is the least understood of all regions within the Habitual Belt. As the Westward Passage Expedition ended in the Equatorial Section, no Exohuman explorer has ever set foot in Zedari, making it Terra Incognita. All current knowledge about its climate, geography, and ecosystem is based purely on the [[twin-section_hypothesis|Twin-Section Hypothesis]], which posits that Zedari should have similar environmental conditions to its twin region, Revari. However, without any direct observation, these assumptions remain speculative.
+  * **Zedari (Western South Midbelt Section) – Terra Incognita**: Zedari is the least understood of all regions within the Habitual Belt. As the [[westward_passage_expedition|Westward Passage Expedition]] ended in the Equatorial Section, no Exohuman explorer has ever set foot in Zedari, making it Terra Incognita. All current knowledge about its climate, geography, and ecosystem is based purely on the [[twin-section_hypothesis|Twin-Section Hypothesis]], which posits that Zedari should have similar environmental conditions to its twin region, Revari. However, without any direct observation, these assumptions remain speculative.
   * **Revari (Eastern South Midbelt Section) – Partially Explored**: Revari, in contrast, has seen limited Exohuman exploration. While most [[beta_age|Beta Age]] expeditions prioritized the [[asari|Asari Region]], three extensive Revari Expeditions were conducted between 2627 and 2629, mapping sections of the region and briefly interacting with some Native Tribes. However, despite these efforts, much of Revari remains unmapped and poorly understood, with vast stretches of its forests, grasslands, and valleys left unstudied.