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The Florida Everglades is a large area of land formed by a wide, shallow, slow-moving sheet of fresh water. Species that live in the Everglades must be able to thrive in moist conditions year-round. What
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The Florida Everglades is a large area of land formed by a wide, shallow, slow-moving sheet of fresh water. Species that live in the Everglades must be able to thrive in

moist conditions year-round. What kind of ecosystem is the Everglades?

1.lale
2.beach
3.wetland
4.coral reef

Can someone please help me?

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Answer:

Number 3 (WetLand)

Explanation: I've been to the everglades

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