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How are estuaries and marshes similar and different
The term wetland is often used in reference to any sort of ecosystem that holds both water and land. However, the classification of 'wetland' only encompasses four specific types of ecosystems - marshes, bogs, swamps and fens. Within these four wetlands there are subcategories such as tidal or non-tidal marshes, mangrove swamps, and more. Lagoons, estuaries and floodplains are ecosystems which support the interaction of water and land, but are NOT true wetlands.
Inbetween the sea and land mostly They are found lined up on the coastline in tropical and humid areas, living in salt marshes or mangrove swamps. Near the equator. Mangroves are important!
Examples of wetlands include:marshlandwetlandsfensmarshmiremoraspeatquagquagmireslough
A halophyte is a plant that naturally grows where it is affected by salinity in the root area or by salt spray, such as in saline semi-deserts, mangrove swamps, marshes and sloughs, and seashores.
Salt marshes are more spread out.
How are estuaries and marshes similar and different
The Animals' Guide to Survival - 2009 Marshes and Mangrove 1-5 was released on: USA: 2009
the simalarites between marshes and swamps is there both water also fresh.sometimes marshes can be salt water.Estuarites and marshes are also different.marshes are salt water and estuarites are freshwater
Swamps, Bogs, Marshes, Peatland, Estuaries, but there's a lot more
Beaches (sand dunes), marshes (Everglades), and mangrove swamps.
Salt marshes, estuaries.
Snakes, Alligators, Crocodiles, Birds, Ocelot, Cougar and otters and about anything living in marshes.
Coastal water ecosystems include estuaries, Lagoons and bays,Coastal creeks,marshes and transitional wetlands..........
In addition to providing economic, cultural and ecological benefits to communities, estuaries deliver invaluable ecosystem services. Ecosystem services are fundamental life-support processes upon which all organisms depend .Two ecosystem services that estuaries provide are water filtration and habitat protection. Habitats associated with estuaries, such as salt marshes and mangrove forests, act like enormous filters. As water flows through a salt marsh, marsh grasses and peat (a spongy matrix of live roots, decomposing organic material, and soil) filter pollutants such as herbicides, pesticides, and heavy metals out of the water, as well as excess sediments and nutrients
Three examples of estuaries are: mangroves, salt marshes, and where the mouth of a river empties into the ocean.
most notably the sawgrass marshes, and cypress and mangrove forests. if you still are not sure search it and you will get tons of answers.