The Type D (continental)climates dominate the southern portion of __________,and the territory consists mainly of coniferous forests in a biome called the __________.

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The Type D (continental) climates typically occur in the interior of Eurasia and North America, and are characterized by cold winters and warm summers with moderate to low precipitation. Siberia is a region dominated by this climate, and its vegetation is largely composed of the taiga biome, which consists mainly of coniferous forests. Tundra is a biome found in colder climates, characterized by low-growing vegetation and permafrost, which is not the case in Siberia. Russia is a country that includes Siberia, but it also has other climatic regions, and permafrost is present in some areas, but not a defining characteristic of the southern portion dominated by the Type D climate. The Eastern Frontier is not a defined region or biome, so it is not a valid answer.

The Type D (Continental)climates Dominate the Southern Portion of __________,And