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What term refers to the layer of permanently frozen ground below the surface of tundra?
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What term refers to the layer of permanently frozen ground below the surface of tundra?

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Permafrost

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This term is called permafrost. Large areas of permafrost, which haven't thawed in millennia, are now thawing seasonally as a result of climate change.
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