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air pollution can harm and the food source of lichen. gas, oil, and miming industries disrupt fragile tundra habitats
if there were more trees and scrubs that would mean there is less landscape for smaller plants and lichen

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arctic hares- coat grows longer and thicker for winter. white makes the hare hard to see in the snow. small ears lose less heat and hares will tuck the tail. paws, and ears to keep warm and conserve energy
arctic wolf- very well to the icy environment where they live. white fur blend with snowy surroundings

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lichen are able to exhibit net photosynthesis while frozen at -20 degress C absorb water from saturated by snow
grass has the ability to grow under a layer of snow to carry out photosynthesis in cold temperatures to produce flower quick when summer starts

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mosses: arctic moss caribou moss. lichen
the lichens composite organism from algae or cyanobacteria among filaments of fungi species.
polar fox- native to arctic regions
reindeer- the caribou with circumpolar distribution
wolfs- native to eurasia tundra
lemmings, polar bears & arctic hares, caribou, snowy owls, red foxes

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wetlands typically have wetter environments and freeze-thaw landforms. the snow melts earlier in spring and has a major impact on the reflectivity of land areas

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january to july the temperature increases. august to december the temperature decrease.
july and august have the most precipitation

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71.2 degrees north to 156 degrees west- tundra is a far northern hemisphere.
ranges from 300 to 11,079 ft. in elevation.
the higher the altitude, the lower the air temperature is.high latitudes receive least sunlight creating cold climates

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a transitional climate between subarctic and ice cap.
the temperature never rise above 10 degrees C to 50 degrees F during the summer

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coldest of all biomes. a treeless plain, frost-molded landscapes with low temperatures, little precipitation and short seasons.