The biological community that characterizes the arctic tundra is: 1. migrating herbivores, small mammals, and predatory birds.
2. large trees.
3. mosses, lichens, and dwarf woody plants.
A)1 only
B)2 only
C)3 only
D)1 and 3

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The arctic tundra is characterized by a lack of large trees due to the harsh climate, but it supports a variety of life including migrating herbivores (such as caribou), small mammals (like lemmings), predatory birds, mosses, lichens, and dwarf woody plants. These organisms are adapted to the extreme conditions of the tundra.

The Biological Community That Characterizes the Arctic Tundra Is: 1