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Which factor is different between the tundra biome and a tundra ecosystem? A. Soil moisture B. Climate C. Size D. Type of plants
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Which factor is different between the tundra biome and a tundra ecosystem?

A. Soil moisture
B. Climate
C. Size
D. Type of plants

User Arjun Tuli
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its A. Soil Moisture

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I thinks it’s C: Size correct me if I’m wrong
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