Final answer:
The Arctic tundra is present in all the options listed: Greenland, Canada, The United States, and Russia. Option e is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Arctic tundra can be found in Greenland, Canada, The United States, and Russia. This biome stretches across the Arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere, lying north of the subarctic boreal forests. The tundra is characterized by its cold climate, with average winter temperatures of about -34°C (-29.2°F) and summer temperatures ranging between 3°C-12°C (37°F-52°F).
The growth season for plants is brief, around 10 to 12 weeks, during which there is nearly constant daylight leading to rapid plant growth. Precipitation in the Arctic tundra is very low, and due to the cold temperatures, there is minimal evaporation. The landscape is mostly devoid of trees, due to the semipermanently frozen ground, known as perma frost, though in the short summer, the surface may thaw slightly.
Option e is correct.