wat animals are in a food chain for the artic tundra?
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The top predator would be the Polar Bear, which primarily feeds on seals.  The seals in turn feed on fish.  Arcic foxes usually eat small mammals such as voles, arctic hare, etc.  Timber wolves can range in the tundra, and can feed on smaller game as well as deer, moose, and reindeer (old world).\n*edit* Orcas can feed on seals, but whales I dont think are really in the food chain outside of humans- Penguins live in Antarctica, which isnt arctic tundra biome.
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lions and tigers are one i know of. aka ligers/tygons. i believe wolves/dogs can be too. i would assume that there could be a lot more possibilities as long as they are in the same family of animal.
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deer, elk, antelope, trout, chuckar (sp?), grouse, mountian lion, bear...\n\n(not much into fishing)\n\nhttp://www.ndow.org/
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Yes.  Commensal relationships between various organisms happen all over the place, in all kinds of ecological biomes.\n\nAn example off the top of my head is lichen, which is a commensal relationship between a fungus and algae.\n\nLichen is an important component of the tundra food chain, providing sustenance to lemmings, caribou, and once upon a time, probably even mammoths.
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This web site has arctic mammals, but it also has arctic birds. There are no arctic reptiles to my knowledge as they are cold blooded. It seems to be populated primarily be mammals and birds.\n\nFound one more.
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My family are avid hunters.  We live in a small area near the mountains.  We hunt deer and elk most generally....also antelope.  I would love to have a moose and a buffalo on my wall.  Someday I'll have a full body lion, a bear skin rug...but the moose and buffalo are pretty much once in a life time hunts and it's hard to get the tags.  We also have a line of dogs to hunt bear and lions (cougars).\n\nOthers hunt duck and geese, chuckers, doves, quail, pheasants, mountain goats and sheep, caribou in canada and alaska, you name it.\n\nWe kill mostly for food, though.  Deer and elk are pretty good, and buffalo is the best jerky I've ever had!
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Skunks is different from other animals and they do not hibernate but become temporarily dormant during severe winter season. Which means, they don't sleep throughout the winter season. They come out when they can handle the cold.\n\nSkunks are omnivores. They feed on various insects and grubs (grasshoppers, beetles, bee larvae), small mammals, the eggs of ground-nesting birds and amphibians. Skunks are especially fond of spiders, snails, ants, wasps, and crayfish. For the whole year, they eat fruits and berries: cherries, raspberries, strawberries, apples and pears.
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Archaeopteryx\nBrontotherium\nDinosaurs\nDire Wolves\nDodos \nIchthyosaur\n Mammoths\nMastodons\nSaber-Toothed Tigers\nThylacines\nTrilobites
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Carnivorous mammals (an order) are divided into the families caniformia and the feliformia.  Foxes are of the caniformia family, along with dogs, bears, wolves, weasels, raccoons and others too numerous to mention.
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Tundra has low diversity (only 23 different species are plentiful there, 16 of which are in the same class)\n\nConiferous Forests and tropical regions have enormous diversity
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dog, fish, cat, camel, worm
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the family Ursidae in the order Carnivora
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A number of birds will follow driver ants and feed on them and what they stir up.  Perhaps the always common greenbuls and bulbuls.  I expect that agamas would be happy to eat them also.  Certainly several amphibian species.  As mentioned above, many mammals would probably feed on them if given the chance.  I suspect shrews and brush-furred mice should be added to the chimps and mongosses listed above.\n\nNote: anteaters are South American and aardvarks largely specialize on termites.
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Penguins, bears and seals. Whales. That is a consensus. As for the flaura, lichen ... try looking the remainder up.
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Felines (cats and lions)\nCanines (wolves, coyotes, dingos, African wild dogs)\nVampire bats\nkiller whales\n\ncertain birds such as\neagles\nhawks\nkites\nbuteos
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The animal I refer to as a whistle pig is a woodchuck - if you want to feed them then fruit and veg are your best bet.
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Woolly mammoths and and Sabertooths.