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Fofino [41]
3 years ago
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29 pt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!please answer real quick i will be your friend Giant redwood trees flourish in a cool and humid cl

imate found along the northwest coast of the United States. How would these trees most likely survive in a tundra climate? A. The trees would adapt well because large amounts of snow will provide ample moisture for photosynthesis. B. The trees would not do well because they are not adapted to the freezing winter temperatures of a tundra. C. The trees would perish due to overexposure to sunlight during the long summer days of a tundra. D. The trees will flourish due to the lower average temperatures of a tundra.
Biology
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faust18 [17]3 years ago
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Double posting doesn't really help to get responses. Its the same as before

B. The trees would not do well because they are not adapted to the freezing winter temperatures of a tundra.

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