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What are the two main types of fresh water wetlands? A marshes and swamps B lakes and ponds C estuaries and coral reefs D rivers and streams
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What are the two main types of fresh water wetlands?
A
marshes and swamps
B
lakes and ponds
C
estuaries and coral reefs
D
rivers and streams
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Rivers and streams the reason is because that’s the big water sources
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I think its rivers and streams
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