1) Reindeer roam the tundra in large herds.

2) Few plants grow in tundra regions.

3) The Tundra Times, a weekly newspaper in Alaska,(http:///tundra.html) ceased publication this week.

4) The arctic tundra is at the top of the world around the North Pole.

5) White-fronted geese also breed in low-lying, shrub by tundra.

6) How often do you mow the tundra?

7) A few reindeer were grazing on the sparse tundra.

8) Breeding on tundra and moors, wintering mainly on coasts.

9) Many tundra species occur in polar desert and forest as well, but only in tundra do they dominate their communities.

10) Mountainous areas, coastal wetlands, tundra, and temperate forests are under particular threat.

11) The tundra is widely grazed by mammals, especially voles and lemmings that burrow in the undergrowth.

12) With each warm spell tundra and forest edges have moved north, only to be forced south again during cooler spells.

13) Tundra and high northern moorland, feeding mainly on lemmings and birds the size of Ptarmigan and Oystercatcher.

14) Small plants grew upon the tundra, and then the seeds buried with the bones hatched.

15) Dawn is a tundra border crossed helplessly, as on a train.

16) In the tundra there is a massive growth of ground vegetation and insect life in a very short spring and summer.

17) Largest among the tundra herbivores are musk oxen and caribou.

18) Another tundra strategy is to make use of the sea.

19) Will tundra start outgassing vast amounts of methane?

20) How will the lifecydes of the tundra be affected?

21) Few birds actually live on the tundra.

22) Coastal tundra of the northern boreal climate.

23) Tundra swan and Canada geese literally surrounded them.

24) Snow flurries wafted in Saturday afternoon, mixing with the blowing sand and occasionally giving the Mall the look of winter tundra.

25) Just over a dozen species, marked with as asterisk in Table 3.7, are widespread on the tundra throughout the year.

26) These are summarized in Tables 3.3 and 3.4. 3.3.1 Northern plant communities Polar desert and tundra.

27) More exciting and exotic is a dash across the tundra bundled on a dogsled between a musher and his muscular mutts.

28) These are the environments that, in terms at least of summer climates, most closely match milder parts of the northern tundra.

29) Savannah animals differ from those of tropical rain forests, and these again from inhabitants of the tundra at high latitudes.

30) A plant that grows more than three feet about a meter is unusual on the tundra.

1) Reindeer roam the tundra in large herds.

2) The arctic tundra is at the top of the world around the North Pole.

31) First, the chilly "Older Dryas" of 14, 700 to 13, 400 years ago transformed most of Europe from forest to tundra, like modern-day Siberia.

32) Above the tree line there is a zone that is generally called alpine tundra.

33) As such, Toyota will be increasing production of its Sienna minivan, RAV4 compact SUV, Tacoma small truck and Tundra full-size in the coming weeks.

34) Photo Gallery: Aerial Landscapes Frost - flecked tundra pools dot the landscape of Canada's North Yukon National < ...

35) They hadn't lobbed five minutes' worth of projectiles into the forest when the first wave of Inorganics had appeared-Hellcats, galloping across Garuda's tundra and heading straight for the ridge.

36) Caribou graze on tundra, tinted orange by the sun, somewhere between Nome and Teller on western Alaska's Seward Peninsula.

37) A mostly cold and barren world of steppes and tundra, with vast frozen regions and glaciated mountain ranges.

38) Human beings fill every ecological niche on the planet, from the icy tundra to the tropical rain forests to the deserts.

39) North American subspecies of tundra swan having a soft whistling note.

40) Overcome treacherous obstacles of the frozen tundra. bursting geysers , raging snowballs and exploding avalanches.

41) Only small villages are thinly scattered in this remote and inhospitable region of Arctic tundra bordering the Beaufort Sea.

42) Armed with an old-fashioned Soviet box camera, and a sturdy shovel, Romanenko spent several days last week prodding the tundra.

43) These are Tundra Buggies, designed to bring people to polar bears.

44) Some 400 wildflower species live in the tundra. In summer they provide unexpected explosions of color, like this fireweed grove near a roadside in Denali, Alaska.

45) Gley soils are typical of tundra , meadows, and boggy areas.

46) They just chomp on tundra, nap a few hours and feast again.

47) An arctic fox pup awakens from a nap on the summer - greened Canadian tundra.

48) Japtik lives on the tundra in a reindeer-skin tent or chum (ital) with his wife, mother, and three-year-old nephew Albert. There is also baby Pasha.

49) There is a large amount of methane gas under the Siberian tundra.

50) Oil from beneath the tundra is very important to the nations'development.

51) Because of the intense cold subsoil of the tundra remains permanently frozen to a great depth.

52) From a tundra of sheets poked the beards of Turcoman farmers, and the weathered heads of soldiers resting on their caps.

53) The Aurora Borealis as seen from the sub - arctic tundra nightscape . Wapusk National Park , Manitoba , Canada.

54) The tundra extends endlessly, all leached out colours, smudgy greens and browns, merging with the sky into a distant grey-blue nothingness.

55) To clarify the relation between the pollen percentage of Larix and its stand density, surface samples from tundra, forest tundra and taiga in the Far East Russia were analyzed.

56) Wilderness forests give way to arctic tundra in the Far North.

57) Brilliant day for a hike on the Arctic tundra, surprisingly alive with flora, as well as reindeer and arctic fox.

58) Spring in northern Canada means the migration of three million caribou arctic tundra.

59) A solar phenomenon known as a sundog arcs over the tundra in Churchill, Manitoba , Canada.

60) The Arctic fox is disappearing from the southern edge of the tundra as larger, more dominant red foxes move northward and lemming prey grow less abundant as temperatures warm.

61) As the tundra melts, methane , a strong greenhouse gas , is released, causing more warming.

62) A polar bear plays on the tundra near Churchill, Manitoba, Canada.

63) Frost flecked tundra pools dot the landscape of Canada's North Yukon National Park.

64) On the cover, a Nentsy woman—part of a group of nomadic reindeer herders—chops wood at a campsite on the Siberian tundra.

65) After weathering 70 years of communism, the Nenets now face the challenge of a capitalist energy boom on the Russian tundra.

66) The San Antonio plant can produce 200,000 full - size Tundra pickup trucks a year.