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The Everglades is a wetland ecosystem in southern Florida. How have the Everglades been affected by human activity?


A. Humans controlled the flow of water, which reduced the water, and organisms lost habitats and food sources.


B. Humans controlled the flow of water, which increased the water, and provided more habitat for organisms and humans.


C. Humans controlled the flow of water, but most of the Everglades natural habitat is still the same.


D. Humans controlled the flow of water, but the amount of farmland decreased due to natural flooding events.

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Humans controlled the flow of water, which reduced the water, and organisms lost habitats and food sources. Option A

What is a wetland?

The term wetland refers to a marsh area. It is an area that appears to be waterlogged al the time. It is home to various thriving species of living things that only survive in such a habitat.

The manner in which human activities have been affecting the  Everglades is a wetland ecosystem in southern Florida is that humans controlled the flow of water, which reduced the water, and organisms lost habitats and food sources.

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