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Why is the tundra so important

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Answered by mileycyrus41
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Perhaps the most famous feature of the tundra is its permafrost, referring to land that never thaws. While the surface layer of soil in the tundra does thaw during the summer, allowing plant and animal life to thrive, there is permanently frozen soil beneath this layer.

Answered by lilidey81
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Perhaps the most famous feature of the tundra is its permafrost, referring to land that never thaws. While the surface layer of soil in the tundra does thaw during the summer, allowing plant and animal life to thrive, there is permanently frozen soil beneath this layer.

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