The destruction of a mangrove swamp might lead to
A)the erosion of the coast.
B)the loss of aquatic species.
C)sediment accumulation on nearby reefs,and their consequent death.
D)loss of species and coastal erosion
E)there is no evidence of the loss of mangrove swamps

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The loss of a mangrove swamp can lead to both the loss of species (B) and coastal erosion (A), as these trees help stabilize the coast. Additionally, sediment accumulation on nearby reefs (C) can also occur, which can lead to their death. Therefore, D is the best choice as it encompasses all three options. E is incorrect as there is evidence of the loss of mangrove swamps due to human activities.

The Destruction of a Mangrove Swamp Might Lead to