Which change is an unlikely result of destruction of wetlands? pollution of nearby streams decline in plant and animal populations increased frequency of floods healthy fish populations

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Eric Snyder asked Jun 8, 2023

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Which change is an unlikely result of destruction of wetlands?

pollution of nearby streams

decline in plant and animal populations

increased frequency of floods

healthy fish populations

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Eric Snyder asked Jun 8, 2023

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D. Healthy fish populations

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D. Healthy fish populations

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