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What is the characteristic vegetation of tundra climates?
What is the characteristic vegetation of tundra climates?
How long is the land under snow cover in tundra climates?
How long is the land under snow cover in tundra climates?
What is the temperature range in the warmest month of tundra climates?
What is the temperature range in the warmest month of tundra climates?
Where do tundra climates occur geographically?
Where do tundra climates occur geographically?
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What is the predominant land surface in tundra climates?
What is the predominant land surface in tundra climates?
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Characteristics of Tundra Climates
- The characteristic vegetation of tundra climates is low-growing shrubs, grasses, mosses, and lichens.
- The land in tundra climates is under snow cover for 6-10 months of the year.
- The temperature range in the warmest month of tundra climates is above 0°C (32°F) but below 10°C (50°F).
- Tundra climates occur geographically in the Arctic, sub-Arctic, and high-latitude mountain regions.
- The predominant land surface in tundra climates is treeless, rolling, and rocky plains with numerous lakes and wetlands.
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Test your knowledge of tundra climates with this quiz! Explore the unique characteristics of tundra vegetation, cold temperatures, and short growing seasons. Challenge yourself with questions about permafrost, snow cover, and temperature ranges in these extreme environments.
