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The 13 pages that link to Fresh water, each with the reason it gives.

• EstuaryCompared with: River freshwater mixes with seawater to create an estuary's variable salinity.

• SalinityCompared with: It marks the low-salinity end of the common aquatic gradient.

• Freshwater ecosystemNarrower topic: Its low salinity distinguishes these systems from marine and brackish ecosystems.

• Brackish waterCompared with: It forms the low-salinity end of the range that distinguishes brackish water.

• GlaciologyRelated: Glaciers store freshwater and release it into rivers and oceans as they change.

• Freshwater habitatNarrower topic: Its low salinity is the defining chemical condition of these habitats.

• Lake MalawiNarrower topic: Its freshwater habitat supports a rich assemblage of aquatic life.

• HydrosphereBroader topic: It is the limited portion of Earth’s water most directly available for many human uses.

• Lake iceNarrower topic: Its density changes near freezing, helping explain why lake surfaces freeze before deeper water.

• River dolphinRelated: River dolphins face the physiological and ecological conditions of low-salinity habitats.

• Loch NessRelated: Loch Ness is freshwater despite its connection to the sea through the canal.

• Freshwater crabRelated: Low salinity distinguishes the habitats these crabs have adapted to from marine environments.

• Saline waterCompared with: Its low salinity marks the boundary against which saline water is classified.