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12 years ago
The World Wide Fund for Nature does not recognize "wetland" as a biome, and most sources I can find don't either. Why is that?
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12 years ago
This site from the University of California calls wetlands a biome, they just renamed it "freshwater". The World Wide Fund for Nature sounds like it has an agenda, I wouldn't trust them even if they did call wetlands a biome.
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12 years ago
A biome is defined by its climate and vegetation. A wetland can occur in any climate.
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