"Arctic-alpine" refers to a biogeographical zone characterized by the presence of plants and animals adapted to cold environments, typically found in high-latitude regions and at high altitudes. This term is often used in ecology and geography to describe ecosystems that share similarities between Arctic regions, which are typically found near the poles, and alpine regions, which are found in high mountain ranges regardless of latitude.

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