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Denali Tundra

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Snowy Owl

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Arctic Tundra

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http://www.ri.net/schools/West_Warwick/manateeproject/Tundra/plant.htm
http://study.com/academy/lesson/tundra-biome-climate-locations-plants-animals.html
http://www.athropolis.com/arctic-facts/fact-plants-survive.htm

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Arctic Fox

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The average winter temperature is -34*c. The average summer temperature is 3-12° C (34-57*F , that's why this biome is able to sustain life. Rainfall may vary in different regions of the arctic. Yearly precipitation is 15 to 25 cm (6 to 10 inches).

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the soil of the artic tundra is poor in nutrients, so there is a low amount of vegetation in the Tundra.

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The liver tapeworms tend to stay and grow in the body of various animals like moose, caribou and even wolves. These tapeworms then feed on the food that is eaten by these animals.

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It occurs when both organisms benefit in some way from the relationship.
Ex: Lichens- fungus and algae. Fungus gets fed by the algae and the algae gets protection from the fungus.

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Hairy stems keep the plants warm (pasque flower).
Plants grow close to the ground and grow close together helping them against the cold weather.
The few trees (dwarf shrubs) that the tundra have are very small which reduces damage that is caused by the high winds snow also acts as an insulator to the trees and helps them maintain warmth during the winter.
Plants go dormant or are inactive during the winter months to with stand the cold and conserve energy, you could say its kindve there way of hibernating. (sedges, dwarf shrubs, mosses)

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- Because of the extreme temperatures, most organisms get their nutrients from the decaying of dead organic material
- The plants that grow in the tundra biome often grow in clusters to help protect themselves from the severe winter winds
- There are two types of tundra - arctic tundra and alpine tundra.  The arctic tundra is located within the Arctic Circle while the alpine tundra is the area high in the mountains above trees

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- Covers a fifth of the earths surface!
- Only has dwarf trees which only grow up to 4 inches tall!

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"Treeless plain"; it is the coldest of the biomes

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Polar Bear

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- polar bear
- caribou
- artic fox
- artic Hare
- snowy owl
- musk ox

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Caribou

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regions south of the ice caps of the artic and extending across north America, Europe, and Siberia (high mountain tops.

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Lichens, mosses, grasses, sedges, shrubs, pasque flower.
No blockage from big trees so you can enjoy the view of the snow and mountains.

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150 - 250 mm of rain per year
little to no rain

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-40 C to 18 C
If you want to go somehwere chilly this is the place to be!!!!