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Marshes and swamps are typically formed in low-lying areas where water collects. They are often created by a combination of factors such as waterlogged soil, rainfall, groundwater seepage, and drainage patterns. Over time, these conditions support the growth of wetland vegetation, leading to the development of marshes and swamps.

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