Sentence examples for low-lying tundra from inspiring English sources
The vegetation in those portions of the islands free from ice is predominantly low-lying tundra, with much swamp, though low bushes are found in sheltered valleys.
This glacial ice advanced and retreated several times during this period, and much of what is now the North Sea and the English Channel was an expanse of low-lying tundra, which, around 12,000 BC, extended northwards to a point roughly parallel with Aberdeenshire, in eastern Scotland.
But much of it is made up of low-lying Arctic tundra, with permafrost just beneath the surface.
In the north there are vast stretches of tundra (low-lying, cold-tolerant vegetation).
Finally, rugged terrain provides excellent ground for the children to explore and play in, unlike the wetter low-lying flats so dominant in the tundra (Figure 12).
Wrangel Island is part of the region of Arctic tundra, much of it low-lying lichen.
Many of the fires appeared in the tundra-taiga interface, where boreal forests give way to low-lying vegetation and permafrost.
The banks are predominantly low-lying.
"But these low-lying areas?
Low-lying areas are inundated.
