In which terrestrial area is global warming most likely to allow coniferous trees to encroach?
A) boreal forests
B) arctic tundra
C) tropical wet forests
D) temperate forests

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Arctic tundra is experiencing rapid warming, which reduces the physical barriers for the northward expansion of species, including coniferous trees, allowing them to encroach into areas previously too cold for their growth.

In Which Terrestrial Area Is Global Warming Most Likely to Allow