Which of the following is not a likely result of destruction of wetlands

2 answers:

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Since you have not given me the choices, I'll only discuss what is wetland and what are it's danger when it will be destroy.
Wetlands are the places that contains body of water like ponds, seashore, or river.
Since this is a wetland, expected that there will be a lot of species living in their and having their habitat like fishes, frogs, algaes and more.
Now, when this place become destructed, all these species will lost their habitat and soon die.
We all know that in our world, we depend on each other. so what will we do if our food will no longer exist?

sergey [27]2 years ago

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Answer: Overgrowth of reeds and cattails

Explanation: the overgrowth of reeds and cattails does not likely result of destruction of wetland they grow in such areas.

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