For aquatic organisms,
A) drainage lakes are more isolated than seepage lakes.
B) seepage lakes are more isolated than drainage lakes.
C) seepage and drainage lakes are equally isolated.
D) seepage lakes include more habitat area than drainage lakes.
E) because they have stream inlets and outlets, seepage lakes include more habitat types than drainage lakes.

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Seepage lakes, also known as groundwater-fed lakes, receive their water mainly from underground sources and have no surface inflow or outflow. Hence, seepage lakes are isolated from surrounding surface waters and are more isolated than drainage lakes, which have both inflow and outflow of water, making them less isolated.

For Aquatic Organisms