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    Frozen, Treeless Plains Dominated by Sedges, Heaths, and Willows at High
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Frozen, Treeless Plains Dominated by Sedges, Heaths, and Willows at High

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Frozen, treeless plains dominated by sedges, heaths, and willows at high latitudes and elevations are referred to as ________.

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