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Definitions from the WebTundraDefinition:A tundra refers to a vast, treeless Arctic or alpine biome characterized by low temperatures, short growing seasons, and a layer of permafrost. It is typically found in polar regions such as parts of Canada, Alaska, and Russia. Sense 1:Noun: The climatic and ecological region characterized by low temperatures and a lack of trees. Example sentence: The tundra is home to hardy plants and animals adapted to survive in extreme cold. Related products: Tundra Guide Books Sense 2:Adjective: Relating to or typical of the tundra biome or a similar environment. Example sentence: The polar bear is a prime example of a tundra-dwelling species. Related products: Polar Bear Statues Sense 3:Verb: To convert or transform an area into a tundra-like environment. Example sentence: The construction activities have unfortunately tundra-ed large stretches of the previously diverse landscape. Related products: N/A | ||||
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