Question

Which phrases describe types of freshwater wetlands? Check all that apply.

A: flooded forest-like areas


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

Answer 1

The correct answer is; Flooded forest-like areas, Acidic areas found in northern climates, and grassy areas covered by shallow water. So, the answers are "A", "B", and "C." I don't why the other answer is marked as verified when their answer it's not correct.

Answer 2

The correct answer is C and E.

C. Grassy areas covered by shallow water.

E. Small streams that flow into larger streams and wetlands.

There are four types of freshwater wetlands, which include, peat bogs, swamps, ponds and marshes.

Some examples of wetland type of swamp include, sink, vernal pool, floodplains, mire, pocosin, mangrove forest, and carr.

The location, depth of water and season they determine the climate of freshwater biome.