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Which of Canada’s regions has limited vegetation and freezing temperatures most of the year? A. Maritime B. Subarctic C. Tundra D. Continental

Which of Canada’s regions has limited vegetation and freezing temperatures most of the year? A. Maritime B. Subarctic C. Tundra D. Continental
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Which of Canada’s regions has limited vegetation and freezing temperatures most of the year?

A. Maritime
B. Subarctic
C. Tundra
D. Continental

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It would be the Canadian "C. Tundra" region that has limited vegetation and freezing temperatures most of the year, since tree growth is often limited by consistently low temperatures.
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