How does geographic location affect a tundra biome?

Tundra typically is the result of a cold, dry climate typically near and around the polar regions. So that answer might be effective enough. read more

The Arctic tundra is changing dramatically due to global warming. Animals that are typicall found further south, like the red fox, are moving onto the tundra. The red fox is now competing with the Arctic fox for food and territory, and the long-term impact on the sensitive Arctic fox is unknown. read more

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