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Why are rivers less productive than swamps? A. A swamp gets very little sunlight. B. The water flow in rivers is too high. C. A river is much smaller than a swamp. ОО D. A swamp has very stagnant water.
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Why are rivers less productive than swamps?

A. A swamp gets very little sunlight.
B. The water flow in rivers is too high.
C. A river is much smaller than a swamp.
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D. A swamp has very stagnant water.

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The correct answer will be B

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The answer is B the water flow in rivers is to high
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