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Juli2301 [7.4K]
2 years ago
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Compare transitional aqautic ecosystems. Identify two types and describe the environments each type combines

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Dennis_Churaev [7]2 years ago
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A transitional aquatic ecosystem is one type among the aquatic systems.

There are two types in it.

  • Estuaries
  • wetlands

Explanation:

  • Estuary is formed when freshwater from the river combines with salt water from the ocean.
  • The estuary is a  home for a variety of species.
  • Algae and marsh grasses are dominant producers.
  • Wetlands are saturated with water and support aquatic plants for their survival.
  • It serves as a living place for a variety of species ranging from reptiles, birds to some mammals

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