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What is permafrost? a. dry desert soil c. ice on the tundra b. muddy soil d. soil that is always frozen

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d. soil that is always frozen

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Permafrost is the layer of ground that remains frozen the complete year. Soil, rocks and sediments collectively together forms the permafrost. Such soil may remain frozen for a period of two or more than two years. A large part of the Earth's surface has been covered by the layer of permafrost. These are found mainly near the high mountains and especially near North and South poles.

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