Miss Campolongo's Period 6: Swamps
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Swamps are areas of land that are temporarily or permanently flooded with shallow bodies of water. They are located in Asia, Europe, and North America, and contain various plant and animal life. Swamps play an important role as habitats for species like alligators and provide fresh water. Efforts are being made to save swamps through adding water filters and preventing pollution.
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- 1. Swamps By: Alyssa Von Tress Aaron Dougherty Christine Irrera
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- 3. Location Asia , Europe , and North America
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