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The 35 pages that link to Arctic tundra, each with the reason it gives.

• TundraBroader topic: This is the characteristic polar form of tundra, shaped by long winters and permafrost.

• Arctic foxNarrower topic: This is the principal land ecosystem occupied by Arctic foxes.

• ReindeerRelated: Tundra provides summer forage and calving habitat for many reindeer herds.

• Mammoth SteppeCompared with: Tundra vegetation replaced much of the former grassland as climate and grazing regimes changed.

• Alpine tundraCompared with: Unlike alpine tundra, it occurs at high latitude rather than above mountain treelines.

• Russian Arctic National ParkRelated: Tundra communities characterize parts of the park’s ice-free land.

• Siberian craneRelated: Its remote breeding grounds lie in Arctic tundra wetlands.

• Yamal PeninsulaNarrower topic: Its tundra landscapes cover much of the peninsula.

• Arctic biodiversityBroader topic: Its soils and vegetation support much of the Arctic’s land-based life.

• CaribouNarrower topic: Tundra provides the seasonal range of many migratory caribou herds.

• Polar ecosystemBroader topic: It is the characteristic terrestrial ecosystem across much of the Arctic.

• Taymyr PeninsulaNarrower topic: Tundra ecosystems cover much of Taymyr’s lowland terrain.

• Wrangel IslandNarrower topic: The island’s land ecosystems are part of the wider Arctic tundra biome.

• Snowy owlNarrower topic: This is the open breeding habitat where snowy owls hunt and nest.

• Great Arctic State Nature ReserveNarrower topic: Tundra is the reserve’s defining terrestrial habitat.

• Hudson Bay LowlandsCompared with: The lowlands include tundra but also extensive southern wetlands and peatlands.

• Byrranga MountainsRelated: Tundra conditions shape the range’s sparsely vegetated landscape.

• Disko IslandRelated: Tundra vegetation covers much of the island’s ice-free terrain.

• Snow gooseRelated: Its open, low-growing vegetation provides nesting habitat across the breeding range.

• TurnstoneRelated: Ruddy Turnstones breed in Arctic tundra, away from their crowded wintering shores.

• Amadjuak LakeNarrower topic: The lake sits in the tundra landscape characteristic of inland southern Baffin Island.

• Bolshoy Lyakhovsky IslandNarrower topic: The island’s vegetation and climate place it within this broader biome.

• Cladonia rangiferinaNarrower topic: The species also occupies open tundra beyond the northern forest limit.

• Gates of the Arctic National Park and PreserveNarrower topic: Tundra ecosystems cover much of the park’s lowlands.

• GyrfalconRelated: Open tundra provides much of the gyrfalcon’s breeding and hunting habitat.

• Long-tailed duckRelated: Tundra wetlands provide breeding habitat for long-tailed ducks.

• Seward PeninsulaNarrower topic: Much of the peninsula belongs to this cold-region ecosystem.

• Yuzhny IslandRelated: It characterizes much of Yuzhny Island’s terrestrial environment.

• Gyda PeninsulaNarrower topic: Tundra is the peninsula’s characteristic land cover.

• Lena Delta Wildlife ReserveRelated: Tundra is among the habitats represented in the reserve.

• Mount CaubvickRelated: Tundra conditions characterize much of the surrounding landscape.

• Nenets Nature ReserveNarrower topic: This biome forms much of the reserve’s terrestrial landscape.

• Southampton IslandRelated: Tundra conditions characterize much of the island’s land surface.

• Ungava PeninsulaNarrower topic: This biome characterizes much of the peninsula’s northern landscape.

• Upper Taz Nature ReserveCompared with: It contrasts with the reserve’s forested taiga, though tundra occurs farther north.