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The Saint Lawrence Island Tundra is an ecoregion encompassing Saint Lawrence Island, a large, remote landmass in the Bering Sea belonging to Alaska. The landscape is characterized by treeless arctic tundra, coastal wetlands, and rocky cliffs that support populations of seabirds, walruses, and whales...
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Saint Lawrence Island has deep Yupik heritage and Bering Sea wildlife value; broad tourism and critical recognition are limited.
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The Diomede Islands Tundra is an arctic ecoregion comprising two rocky islands located in the middle of the Bering Strait. Big Diomede belongs to Russia, while Little Diomede is part of the United States, and the two landmasses are separated by less than four kilometers of water. The harsh, treeless...
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Diomede Islands have striking geopolitical and geographic identity; tiny size and limited habitat diversity constrain quality score.
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