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Identify the correct classification of wetlands based on their location and water type.

  1. Inland wetlands are found near the coast and contain saline water.
  2. Coastal wetlands are located inland and contain freshwater.
  3. Inland wetlands are characterized by freshwater and are situated away from the coast.
  4. Coastal wetlands are found near the coast and contain saline or brackish water.

    AAll

    B1, 4

    C3, 4

    D3 only

    Answer:

    C. 3, 4

    Read Explanation:

    • Inland wetlands which occur in land contain freshwater.

    • Eg: Bogs, Swamps

    • Coastal wetlands which occur near the coast and contain saline or brakish water.

    • Eg: Mangrove swamps, Mangrove Forests


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