Areas that are inundated or saturated by surface water or groundwater that support vegetation typically adapted for life in such conditions are called ________.

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Wetlands are areas that are often saturated by surface water or groundwater and are known for supporting vegetation that is adapted for life in such conditions. Marine reefs are underwater ecosystems made up of hard structures built by coral animals. Aquifers are underground layers of rock or soil that are saturated with water and can be a source of drinking water. Reservoirs are human-made bodies of water used for storing water resources.

Areas That Are Inundated or Saturated by Surface Water or Groundwater