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Tundra soils are usually __________ and have __________ in the uppermost layer of soil.

Tundra soils are usually __________ and have __________ in the uppermost layer of soil.
a. nutrient poor; little organic litter
b. nutrient rich; much organic litter
c. frozen; nutrients
d. moist; dead plant material
e. sandy; high pH

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Soils of the tundra are very __________ due to __________.
a. old; lack of precipitation
b. young; lack of precipitation
c. old; glaciation
d. young; glaciation
e. thick; high precipitation

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