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After the ice age ended, the environment of New Jersey saw the retreat of glaciers, leading to the formation of new landscapes such as rivers, lakes, and forests. The melting ice also contributed to the rise of sea levels, affecting the coastal areas of New Jersey. Plant and animal species adapted to the new environment, leading to the diversification of ecosystems in the region.

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