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Why would a temperature increase of only a few degrees be so damaging to the tundra ecosystem? (Select all that apply.)

Plants and animals from colder ecosystems would begin to move into the tundra ecosystem.

Producers that grow best in colder temperatures would be less available to consumers that eat them.

Permafrost would melt which would cause a release of huge amounts of methane gas.

The active soil will freeze up because it is well insulated, and this would cause plants to die.

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Answer:

B, C

Explanation:

All of the other options are talking about how the ecosystem would benefit. The soil wouldn't freeze if it got warmer, animals aren't gonna move if it gets WARMER since it needs the cold weather to survive.

Martebi

Temperature is often influenced. Why a temperature increase of only a few degrees be so damaging to the tundra ecosystem is that;

  • Producers that grow best in colder temperatures would be less available to consumers that eat them.

  • Perma frost would melt which would cause a release of huge amounts of methane gas.

The effects of rising temperatures in the tundra is that a warmer climate could greatly change tundra landscapes and the kinds of species that are able to stay  in them.

Warmer tundra is said to be a kind of have an increased risk due to wildfires and drought. A lot of scientists have documented a high disappearance of lakes in western Greenland.

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