When one examines the global distribution of tundra ecosystems, there are inconsistencies with the expected latitudinal distribution of the tundra biome. In South America, there is a thin strip where these biomes are found from close to the equator almost to the southern tip of the continent. How are these found in these very different latitudes?

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31 July, 08:15

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Bob · Answer 1

The line observed on the map corresponds to the Andes, a very tall mountain range