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Wetlands are important ecosystems for many reasons. Select all that apply. Question 10 options: They are a rich habitat for many plant and animal species. They help increase the rate of extinction of mammals
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Wetlands are important ecosystems for many reasons. Select all that apply. Question 10 options: They are a rich habitat for many plant and animal species. They help increase the rate of extinction of mammals by creating a loss of habitat. They filter excess nutrients, sediment, and even pollution from the water that flows through them. They help prevent flooding.
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they help prevent flooding
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