Choose the item that best matches each item in the following:
-Seasonal wetlands that form in early spring from snowmelt and rain and dry up as the weather warms

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Vernal pools are temporary wetlands that form from snowmelt and rain in early spring and dry up as the weather warms.

Other options that could potentially fit include:
- D: Bogs are wetlands but they are typically not seasonal and are sustained by precipitation throughout the year.
- H: Reservoirs are man-made structures used for storing water, so they would not typically form as a result of snowmelt and rain.
- I: The water table is the underground depth at which soil and rock become saturated with water, so it is not directly related to the formation of seasonal wetlands.
- J: A watershed is an area of land that drains into a particular waterway, so while it may be related to the formation of wetlands, it is not specific to seasonal wetlands that form from snowmelt and rain.

Choose the Item That Best Matches Each Item in the Following