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How does a consumer fit into a wetland ecosystem?
just cause their fat :)
Why are wetland are important to ecosystems?
be cause wetland are so inprotant because if wetlands didnt exict whenever it would rain we would mosty get flodded
How was the Okavango delta formed?
The Okavango Delta was formed due to the tectonic activity that created a geological depression, into which the Okavango River flows and fans out, creating the unique wetland ecosystem. The seasonal flooding of the delta sustains its rich biodiversity and supports a variety of wildlife.
What is an antynom for the word delta?
An antonym for the word "delta," which refers to a landform typically formed at the mouth of a river where it meets a body of water, could be "source" or "headwaters." These terms describe the beginning point of a river, contrasting with the delta's location at its end. Additionally, "dry" could serve as an antonym in contexts where "delta" implies a wetland area.
Could tourist development in Cambodia cause any harm to wetland?
Yes it can
What will cause a star delta panel to trip in delta?
On a star delta starter a motor overload or a motor going to ground and cause a short circuit will cause the overload protection to trip. These overloads have to be reset before the motor can be restarted.
How is a marsh or wetland helpful to the environment?
cause they are helpful and are fun tree loving people
Why did the delta smelt cause a water shortage?
Human activities and drought are some of the factors that caused the Delta Smelt cause a water shortage.
What cause delta?
baby farts
What has the author J Barmore written?
J. Barmore has written: 'MR-09, delta-wide crevasses' -- subject(s): Levees, Sediment control, Sedimentation and deposition, Wetland restoration
Why has part of the Mississippi delta created a wetland area?
The Mississippi delta has created a wetland area due to a combination of factors such as sediment deposition, river channel dynamics, and land subsidence. The river brings sediment that accumulates over time, forming new land. Land subsidence caused by natural processes and human activities further contributes to the formation of wetlands by lowering the land surface and increasing the area prone to flooding.
What is the smallest wetland?
the smallest wetland is the bog
