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Mountain ranges * Altay Mountains * Anadyr Range * Baikal Mountains * Chamar-Daban * Chersky Range * Dzhugdzhur Mountains * Gydan Mountains * Koryak Mountains * Sayan Mountains * Tannu-Ola Mountains * Ural Mountains * Verkhoyansk Mountains * Yablonoi Mountains

Siberia has a short growing season. They grow rye, barley, wheat, Buckwheat, millet, peas, cabbage, turnips, carrots, onions, and garlic.

Siberia is a region in Russia. The capital of Siberia is the city of Novosibirsk ("New Siberia"), though there are also many other cities there.
Novosibirsk is the largest city in Siberia, which is made up of about a dozen different administrative districts.

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Siberia broke free of Mongolia in the late 15th century. The Russians started to take control of parts of Siberia in the 16th century and by the mid 17th century controlled Siberia to the Pacific. Siberia has not been independent for a long time.

Parts of it are.

No, since white tigers are a rare color variant in Bengal tigers, they also live in India and Bangladesh where the rest of the Bengali tigers are found.

Some decomposers in Siberia include nematodes and sow bugs. Other decomposers in tundra biomes are different types of fungus and bacteria.

Latitude: N 66° 45' 40.8424", Longitude: E 124° 7' 25.5112"

The mineral found in Siberia are coal, iron ore, manganese, copper ore, and zinc in Asia.

Russia is the largest country in the world, spanning 11 time zones. It has a total land area of 6.602 million square miles.

Siberia receives little rain due to it being high above the equator, thus it stays below freezing the majority of the year. Even the summers are very cold.

The Bering Land Bridge or the Bering Sea Land Bridge.

Receives some warming effects of the north in the summer.

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Siberia ranges from Arctic in the north, to sub-arctic, to temperate forest and tundra along the southern borders (where the biggest cities tend to be located). You will find moderate to slightly warm summers, a cool, wet spring and fall, and cold to VERY cold winters. In many ways, the climate of Siberia is similar to Canada or the north-central states of the USA (such as Montana, Wisconsin, or North Dakota).

All of Siberia is east of the Ural Mountains, the Russian Continental divide between Europe and Asia. All of Siberia is in Asia.

Siberia is cold because there is a high pressure weather system during the winter which brings more clear skies. When skies are clear, it gets really cold

Siberia is part of Russia and uses rubles.

Siberia can get very cold ( -71.2 degrees C. (-96.2 degrees F.).