Here's a breakdown:
* Arctic Tundra: This type is found in the Arctic Circle, covering most of Alaska, Canada, Russia, Greenland, Iceland, and Scandinavia. It's characterized by permafrost (permanently frozen ground), low temperatures, and short growing seasons.
* Alpine Tundra: This type occurs in mountainous regions around the world, above the tree line. Though they're not near the Arctic, they share similar conditions, like low temperatures, strong winds, and limited growing seasons.
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