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because they hold the sand from eroding. Fish and other sea animals lay their eggs and have their off spring within the root system of mangroves for protection, till they grow large enough to go out to sea. Or stay there in the protection of the root system and flourish .

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What type of vegetative dominates mangrove swamp?

Mangroves.


A mangrove swamp is more likely to exist along the shores of which location?

A mangrove swamp is more likely to exist along the shores of which location in tropical and subtropical tidal areas.


What are the difference and freshwater and mangrove swamp?

Freshwater swamps are wetlands dominated by freshwater, typically found in areas with poor drainage, where water can accumulate and support diverse plant life like reeds and cattails. In contrast, mangrove swamps are coastal ecosystems characterized by salt-tolerant mangrove trees, which thrive in brackish water where freshwater and seawater mix. While freshwater swamps support a variety of freshwater species, mangrove swamps play a crucial role in coastal protection and biodiversity, serving as nurseries for marine life. Additionally, their distinct salinity levels and plant types make their ecological functions and adaptations quite different.


What is the elevation of a mangrove swamp?

The elevation of a mangrove swamp is that it is as high as 77 cheeseburgers. In order to calculate the height, you must stack them on top of each other and then measure them with spagetti necklaces. I hope this helps


Main functions of a mangrove swamp?

They function as nurseries and adult habitat for shrimp and recreational fisheries, exporters of organic matter to adjacent coastal food chains, and enormous sources of valuable nutrients. Their physical stability helps to prevent shoreline erosion, shielding inland areas from severe damage during hurricanes and tidal waves. here is a link for more information regarding mangrove swamps: