The biological community that characterizes the arctic tundra is composed of:

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The arctic tundra is a barren, treeless region found at high latitudes, characterized by harsh, cold environments with short growing periods, and snow cover for a large part of the year. Plants in the tundra grow low to the ground and include lichens, mosses, and dwarf woody plants. The animal community is composed of migrating herbivores like caribou, elk, and reindeer, small mammals like lemmings and voles, predatory birds like snowy owls and peregrine falcons, and predators like wolves and foxes. Therefore, option E is the best choice that includes all of these components.

The Biological Community That Characterizes the Arctic Tundra Is Composed