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What is an important freshwater ecosystem with a high biodiversity that is also declining in numbers? A. tides B. estuaries C. wetlands D. reefs
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What is an important freshwater ecosystem with a high biodiversity that is also declining in numbers?

A. tides
B. estuaries
C. wetlands
D. reefs

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The correct answer is C. Wetlands. :)

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The answer is C. wetlands.
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