Wetlands reduce flooding and erosion through decreased vegetation. wetlands also reduce erosion by absorbing water and the release it slowly. so yes wetlands can help slow the process of erosion by trapping sediments
Answer: the mantle is the thickest layer,
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A desert biome, because since it can store water it wouldn't need a lot of water to survive, and deserts don't have very much rainfall.
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Biotic and non-living
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=> Since it can't move,respire, ingest or reproduce , it is a non-living thing.
=> It is a component derived from the living part of an ecosystem(A wooden tree), so it is a biotic component.
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Not only is the biota important, but the abiotic factors in the ocean are also important because both groups work together. The abiotic factors in the ocean help the ocean to 'work'. For example, phytoplankton (autotrophs) need light, nutrients, CO2 (dissolved gases) to photosynthesize.
