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Watercycle Evaporation – liquid to gas (water to water vapor) Condensation – gas to liquid Precipitation – snow, rain, etc. Evapotranspiration – evaporation.

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3 Watercycle Evaporation – liquid to gas (water to water vapor) Condensation – gas to liquid Precipitation – snow, rain, etc. Evapotranspiration – evaporation from trees, plants Run-off – water moves off of the land Infiltration – water moves into the ground

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5 WETLANDS TYPES: BOGS MARSHES SWAMPS Estuary

6 BOGS VERY ACIDIC CONDITIONS DECOMPOSERS CAN NOT LIVE….NOTHING BREAKS DOWN FOUND MEN 2000 YEARS OLD

7 Marshes Reeds, grasses, cattails, soft-stemmed plants Near ponds and lakes

8 Swamps More trees and woody vegetation

9 Estuary Land between Sea and Freshwater

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