An estuary is _______. A. A freshwater biome. B. An area with a low concentration of minerals and nutrients. C. Characterized by deep water. D An ecotone.

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An estuary is _______.

A. A freshwater biome.
B. An area with a low concentration of minerals and nutrients.
C. Characterized by deep water.
D An ecotone.

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the correct answer is A.

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