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The Hudson Bay Lowlands, a vast wetland area, is located in northern Canada, encompassing parts of Ontario, Manitoba, and Quebec, between the Canadian Shield and the southern shores of Hudson Bay and James Bay. Hudson Bay Arctic Lowlands was formed around 7,500 years ago. The Hudson Bay Lowlands are a vast, flat, and wet region characterized by extensive wetlands, including peat bogs and fens

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The Hudson Bay Arctic Lowlands were shaped primarily by glacial activity and subsequent isostatic rebound after the laurentide ice sheet retreated, leading to the formation of a vast wetland area with unique landforms like muskegs and fens

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Fauna (Animals) that are you unique to Hudson Bay Arctic Lowlands

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Fauna (Animals) that are you unique to Hudson Bay Arctic Lowlands

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The Hudson Bay Artctic Lowlands has a whole bunch of different animals such as polar bears, arctic foxes, and snow geese. All of them had to adapt to the enviorment.

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Flora ( Plants ) That are Unique to Hudson Bay Arctic Lowlands

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Flora ( Plants ) That are Unique to Hudson Bay Arctic Lowlands

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The Hudson Bay Arctic Lowlands, boreal forest and arctic tundra, supports a big range of plants, including boreal species like white spruce and tamarack, along with arctic tundra plants like sedges and mosses

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What is the Climate of Hudson bay Arctic Lowlands 

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What is the Climate of Hudson bay Arctic Lowlands 

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This landforms goes through cool short summer with cold winters and yearly it is mainly on the colder side