Geography · Polar Regions
What is often considered the ecological paradox of the Arctic region?
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- 1It is totally devoid of any plant or animal life.
- 2Its terrain consists only of stable, unchanging landscapes.
- 3The desert land rapidly converging into tropical green land.
- 4Despite the harsh and freezing environment, there is an abundance of biological life.✓
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Despite the harsh and freezing environment, there is an abundance of biological life.
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