Final answer:
The high latitude in the Arctic region causes the Polar Night
The answer is option ⇒C) Polar Night
Step-by-step explanation:
The Arctic region is characterized by very low annual precipitation with little variation. The cold temperatures result in little evaporation. The region is dominated by Type D (continental) climates, which experience cold winters. This is contrasted with Type E (polar) climates, found near the coast of the Arctic Sea and characterized by the tundra landscape.
Overall, the high latitude in the Arctic region results in cold and dark conditions with minimal vegetation, making it inhospitable for human settlement and supporting a unique polar ecosystem.
The answer is option ⇒C) Polar Night