Question

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Destruction of tundra vegetation will likely result in _____.


lessening of soil moisture


deepening of the active zone


freezing of the soil


melting of the permafrost

Answer 1

The answer would be 'melting of the permafrost'since the Tundra relies on Permafrost for its soil and other sources, it can do a great damage if it loses its
 permafrost.

Answer 2

Answer:

Melting of the permafrost.

Explanation:

Tundra is a biome that is characterised by its frozen subsoil, lack of tree vegetation or, in any case, natural trees.

So, permafrost is a soil layer that is permanently frozen, so, if trundra vegetation is destroyed, this layer could no be frozen any more.