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The 9 pages that link to The Fens, each with the reason it gives.

• WetlandBroader topic: Fens contrast with rain-fed bogs through their water sources and chemistry.

• PeatlandBroader topic: Fens show how water sources produce peatlands with different chemistry and vegetation.

• Wetland drainageBroader topic: Large areas of England’s Fens were drained for agriculture over several centuries.

• BogCompared with: Fens receive mineral inputs that precipitation-fed bogs generally lack.

• MarshCompared with: Fens are defined by peat and water chemistry, not simply herbaceous cover.

• Raised bogCompared with: Fens receive mineral inputs that raised bogs largely lose when they grow above surrounding land.

• RenminbiBroader topic: Fen is the smallest standard unit in the renminbi’s decimal structure.

• CambridgeshireBroader topic: The Fens cover much of northern Cambridgeshire and shape its drainage, farming, and settlement.

• Hudson Bay LowlandsBroader topic: Fens occur where mineral-rich water reaches the peat surface.