Meanings of Arctic Zone in English

William had come home ill; the hardships of the expedition and the fearful cold of the Arctic Zone had been too much for him.

The volume referred to contains a paper on the Cretaceous Flora of the Arctic Zone (Spitzbergen and Greenland), in which several dicotyledonous plants are described.

The phenomenon is by no means common, even in the Arctic zone.

Is there a better school of heroic endeavor than the Arctic zone?

He stands at the centre of exchange, distributes from the tropics and the arctic zones.

The wind blew straight and level directly down from the Arctic zone, icy, cutting, numbing.

The latter appeared to me to coincide with those of the Arctic zone, in one particular.

To hear him talk now one would suppose culture had fled from the Temperate to the Arctic zone.

Only the cereal barley will grow there, and some of those hardy roots-thenatives of an arctic zone.

On Denali it was life in the arctic zone -stunning and challenging, but cold … way cold.

He will live in the desert or in the snow of the arctic zone if it is absolutely necessary.

Not till August 31st was there picked up in the Arctic zone a buoy, which is preserved in the Museum of Stockholm.

The Arctic zone retains few of the sub-arctic forms and its vegetation generally corresponds to what we call alpine shrubs, grasses, etc.

Those who live in the tropics know much better how to make themselves comfortable than friends who visit them from the arctic zone.

They came from the south of our own dear land, where they administered to the negro; from the arctic zone, from the farther East.