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Which biome has a permanently frozen layer of soil called permafrost?
a
taiga This is the result of incorrectly thinking the taiga biome has permanently frozen soil.
b
grassland This is the result of incorrectly thinking grasslands have permanently frozen soil.
c
tundra This is correct. The tundra is a biome located in high latitudes that has permafrost.
d
savanna This is the result of incorrectly thinking savannas have permanently frozen soil.
a
taiga This is the result of incorrectly thinking the taiga biome has permanently frozen soil.
b
grassland This is the result of incorrectly thinking grasslands have permanently frozen soil.
c
tundra This is correct. The tundra is a biome located in high latitudes that has permafrost.
d
savanna This is the result of incorrectly thinking savannas have permanently frozen soil.
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Answered by
sky
a
taiga This is the result of incorrectly thinking the taiga biome has permanently frozen soil.
b
grassland This is the result of incorrectly thinking grasslands have permanently frozen soil.
c
tundra This is correct. The tundra is a biome located in high latitudes that has permafrost.
d
savanna This is the result of incorrectly thinking savannas have permanently frozen soil.
what is the answer
taiga This is the result of incorrectly thinking the taiga biome has permanently frozen soil.
b
grassland This is the result of incorrectly thinking grasslands have permanently frozen soil.
c
tundra This is correct. The tundra is a biome located in high latitudes that has permafrost.
d
savanna This is the result of incorrectly thinking savannas have permanently frozen soil.
what is the answer
Answered by
sky
thank u
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