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The Arctic tundra is situated in the far north around the Arctic Ocean, taking up about 20% of the earth's surface. It includes the northern lands of many countries such as Lapland, Scandinavia and Greenland in Europe, Siberia in Asia, and Canada and Alaska in North America. The Arctic tundra in the Earth's coldest biome, it is usually well below -35 degrees Celsius. This biome is especially home to the permafrost, which makes it hard for vegetation to grow in the tundra. As a result of climate change, this biome's large area of permafrost is beginning to thaw, thus shrinking the biome altogether. In the summer, the active layer thaws and vegetation can grow, showing the beautiful flowers that the Arctic tundra is famous for.

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