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Terrestrial Ecoregions: Antarctic
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Tundra Animal Printouts
The tundra is a cold, treeless area; it is the coldest biome. The tundra is characterized by very low temperatures, very little precipitation (rain or snow), a short growing season, few nutrients, and low biological diversity. The word tundra comes from the Finnish word tunturia, which means "treeless plain." [eng] |
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TravelWild Expeditions
Our tours are designed for travelers who wish to view and learn about the wildlife, natural history and cultures of the areas visited. Primary areas of operation include the Arctic, Antarctica, Alaska and New Zealand. [eng] |
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Tundra
List of Research/Informational Sites, Online Lessons, Activities and Plans. [eng] |
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Tundra
In our next few pages you can find information on the Climate, Animals, and Plants of the Tundra Biome. [eng] |
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Tundra Biome
The coldest biome in the World, the coldest educational site on the Web. Information on the Tundra Biome\Ecosystem. [eng] |
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Biome: Polar Tundra
The polar tundra consists of frozen lands. Little vegetation grows on the thin soils of the tundra. Permafrost, or frozen ground, is common in much of this region. Large portions of tundra can be found across northern Canada and Siberia in Asia. This is the land of the Eskimo and Laplander. It is the summer range for the reindeer, moose, and elk. This land has long winters and summers (midnight sun). Agriculture is impossible except in greenhouses. [eng] |
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Tundra
An Encarta Encyclopedia Article Titled "Tundra". [eng] |
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Tundra plants
On this page you can find information on the plants of the Tundra. [eng] |
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Tundra: The Frozen Prairie
This biome circles the world in the highest northern latitudes. Here temperatures often reach about -50°F in the winter. Tundra covers about one-fifth of the Earth's land surface. Because of the cold climate it is impossible for trees to grow, for this reason the Tundra biome looks like prairie land, but of course frozen over. [eng] |
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Tundra Biome
Tundra communities develop in regions where the average annual temperature is very low, but where a very short summer season permits the development of terrestrial vegetation. [eng] |
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Alpine Tundra in the Rockies
High above the pines, junipers, aspens, furs and spruce trees are the flower-rich meadowlands of the alpine tundra in the Rockies. Alpine Tundra grows only above the timberlines. The word tundra is derived from the Lappish language and means "land of no trees". [eng] |
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Nature Trek Canada's expeditions to Labrador
Explore unspoiled Labrador with Nature Trek Canada. Rolling tundra, spectacular fjords and rugged mountains, an incredible wilderness awaits you. [eng] |
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Charlesbridge Publishing: Tundra Discoveries
Presents the ever-changing life cycle of the arctic tundra. [eng] |
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