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jjjetplane

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As you paddle along in your canoe, you pass alligators, herons, turtles, and tall marsh grasses on your journey through Everglades National Park. This magnificent ecosystem is one of the most famous examples of
 
  A) the saline portion of an estuary.
  B) a lake with some incoming tidal flow.
  C) an inland freshwater wetland.
  D) a freshwater stream.

Question 2

You visit a region with two-way currents and see many marine organisms inhabiting the shallow, nutrient rich waters. You are visiting
 
  A) an estuary.
  B) the open ocean.
  C) an inland wetland.
  D) a region where a stream flows into a lake.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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