What type of water is typically found in Coastal wetlands? Only freshwater. Saline or brackish water. Purely desalinated water. Water with varying salinity levels.

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What type of water is typically found in Coastal wetlands?

Aii, iv

Biii only

Cii only

Di, iii

Answer:

These wetlands may be classified into two categories
Inland wetlands
Coastal wetlands
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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