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What is the primary function of salt marshes in carbon sequestration?
They absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
They release methane into the atmosphere.
They filter heavy metals from seawater.
They act as a habitat for migratory birds.
Which type of vegetation is commonly found in salt marshes and contributes to carbon storage?
Deciduous trees
Mangrove trees
Salt-tolerant grasses and shrubs
Cacti
How do salt marshes act to mitigate climate change?
By increasing ocean acidity.
By trapping sediments and reducing erosion.
By increasing temperatures in coastal areas.
By promoting invasive species.
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