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    Tundra Biome

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    plants are small and dwarfish. Other abiotics such as precipitation form the biome of tundra. The tundra revives‚ at max‚ 2cm of precipitation year-round. Although the tundra has such harsh conditions‚ animals such as an arctic fox‚ snowy owl‚ and caribou can handle them. The arctic or snow fox survives by the use of its thick fur‚ giving it the ability to keep body heat from escaping and allowing it to walk on ice to search for prey. With its thick feathery plumage and feathered feet or claws(something

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    the Athabasca River empties into the Peace-Athabasca Delta and Lake Athabasca. It then flows north as Rivière des Rochers‚ joining the Peace River to form Slave river‚ which empties into Great Slave Lake‚ which leads to the Mackenzie River into the Arctic Ocean. The beach that receives the deposited sediments is unnamed and near the city of Kittigazuit.  Since the Athabasca River’s source is a glacier‚ it’s source is non-renewable. In many

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    Angel Ramos 8-403 Jack London highlights the most significant examples that he uses to describe life in an extreme Arctic environment and show how it shapes the villagers life in the freezing cold weather. First‚ he discusses the setting as‚” when the north gales make their long sweep across the icepack‚ and the air is filled with flying white‚ no man may venture forth…

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    Another reason is that they all use stone tools. They used the tools for hunting and art. Also because of diet. They all ate mostly meat for protein. The Inuit differences. The first Inuit difference is that the Inuit live in the Arctic. They live in the Arctic because the good land to the south was already

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    nary” due to it’s high pitched squeak. This whale has adapted to life in the Arctic. It has developed many characteristics to help it with living in this cold water. It’s body has a high percentage of blubber to help keep it warm. These whales can weigh up to 3‚500 pounds. These whales have also developed a special kind of hearing called echolocation‚ which helps it to find blowholes under the sheet of ice in the Arctic. Most beluga whales live on a diet of fish‚ crustaceans‚ squid‚ octopus‚ crabs

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    The Ipiutak Culture

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    Considering the harsh environment of the arctic tundra‚ it is extraordinary that humans could survive and even thrive in that environment. People have been living in the arctic of Alaska of r thousands of years before the Ipiutak people took root in the area. The Norton Tradition‚ Choris‚ Denbigh Flint Complex‚ and Dorset survived and thrive in coastal Alaska. The harsh environment didn’t deter humans from occupying the area. The Ipiutak were one such people that occupied the northern costal

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    ISCI: Green Space Journal

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    landscape that matter Environmental change‚ population and settlement‚ cultural coherence and diversity‚ geopolitical cultural coherence‚ geopolitical frameworks of unity and fragmentation Arctic Oscillation - Dome sitting on the top of the world - High level storm‚ large hurricane like storm in the arctic circling in the stratosphere serving like a cap. - Generate the seasonal weather pattern in the high latitudes Blocking Highs “High Pressure Zones” - Keep the warm air from moving north

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    the water cycle

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    بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Water cycle The Earth ’s water is always in movement‚ and the water cycle‚ also known as the hydrologic cycle‚ describes the continuous movement of water on‚ above‚ and below the surface of the Earth. Since the water cycle is truly a "cycle‚" there is no beginning or end. Water can change states among liquid‚ vapor‚ and ice at various places in the water cycle‚ with these processes happening in the blink of an eye and over

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    help teachers and parents identify the cause of their child(s) attention deficit‚ and more importantly‚ help prevent their exposure to mercury and lead at an early age. Knowing that mercury exposure is caused from the consumption of whale meats in arctic regions could open awareness to those living in those areas‚ and reduce the amount of consumption of those particular foods. To further the development of this study‚ it would be beneficial for researchers to examine a wider range of children across

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    Al Gore-Research Paper

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    Al Gore Al Gore is the former Vice President of the United States‚ and he has been involved with the environmental activist movement for a number of decades. Al Gore is an advocate for the awareness of Global Warming and the threat it has towards life on Earth‚ and what realistic solutions can be implemented soon before more damage to the planet is done. Albert (Al) Arnold Gore‚ Jr.‚ was born on March 31‚ 1948‚ in Washington D.C‚ where his father‚ Albert Gore‚ Sr. was serving as a Democrat

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