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__________ lakes occur in areas of interior drainage, which means that __________.

__________ lakes occur in areas of interior drainage, which means that __________.
A) Fresh water; the water in the lakes is derived from water that flows through the interior of Earth just before reaching the surface
B) Fresh water; the water in the lakes flows into basins that have no outlet to the sea
C) Saline; the water in the lakes is derived from water that flows through the interior of Earth just before reaching the surface
D) Saline; the water in the lakes flows into basins that have no outlet to the sea

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