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1 By Mandy Marcinko and Katie Cato Per 4
Freshwater Wetlands By Mandy Marcinko and Katie Cato Per 4

2 Map of the Biome

3 Location Freshwater Wetlands are found all over the world because they are freshwater sources like ponds, marshes, and bogs.

4 Physical Characteristics
Salinity- less than 1% in order to support plant life Temperature- ranges year-round from 0 to 22 degrees C., but is always warmest at the top of the water. Depth- generally shallower than lakes, can range from puddles to hectares Water flow- wetlands are standing water so there is no water flow

5 Base of the food web Wetlands support a wide variety of plant and animal life. Lilies, cattails, Cyprus, and gum are some plant species that grow there and make up the base of the food web.

6 Animal life Some animals that are supported by the freshwater wetlands ecosystem are amphibians, birds, reptiles, and other furry animals.

7 Interesting Information
Freshwater Wetlands have an extremely high diversity of plant and animal life. They are a transition between aquatic and terrestrial biomes, making them a large sink and exporting materials.

8 Sources Galvbaydata.org


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