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Which phrases describe types of freshwater wetlands? check all that apply.
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b: acidic areas found in northern climates
c : grassy areas covered by shallow water
d : areas of high elevation that feed into river systems
e : small streams that flow into larger streams and wetlands
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Which phrases describe types of freshwater wetlands? check all that apply.
a: flooded forest...
a: flooded forest...
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