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The 111 pages that link to Wetland, each with the reason it gives.

• Constructed wetlandNarrower topic: Constructed wetlands reproduce selected wetland functions in designed treatment systems.

• Aquatic plantNarrower topic: Wetlands provide the waterlogged soils and shallow waters many aquatic plants inhabit.

• AnatidaeNarrower topic: Wetlands provide anatids with breeding sites, shelter, and food.

• PantanalNarrower topic: The Pantanal is an exceptionally large example of this ecosystem type.

• WaterloggingNarrower topic: Unlike accidental field waterlogging, persistent saturation is a defining condition of wetlands.

• Atlantic Coastal PlainNarrower topic: The plain supports extensive marshes and swamps that store water and provide habitat.

• ChinampaNarrower topic: Chinampas depend on and modify wetland environments.

• Lake TexcocoNarrower topic: Restoration efforts seek to recover wetland habitat once sustained by the lake.

• Yalu RiverNarrower topic: Wetlands in the lower Yalu basin provide habitat shaped by seasonal river flows.

• Arctic methane emissionsNarrower topic: Waterlogged Arctic soils commonly provide the oxygen-poor conditions that support methane production.

• BogNarrower topic: Bogs are one kind of wetland, distinguished by peat accumulation and precipitation-fed water.

• Poyang LakeNarrower topic: Seasonally exposed mudflats and flooded grasslands make the lake a vast wetland.

• CaimanNarrower topic: Wetlands provide the aquatic and nesting habitats on which caiman populations depend.

• MarshNarrower topic: Marshes are one wetland type, distinguished by herbaceous vegetation.

• CyperaceaeNarrower topic: Many sedges are defining plants of wetlands, where they influence habitat structure.

• Tonlé SapNarrower topic: Seasonal inundation creates extensive wetland habitat around the lake.

• WaterbirdNarrower topic: Wetlands provide feeding and nesting habitat for many waterbirds.

• Lake UrmiaNarrower topic: Lake Urmia’s surrounding wetlands depend on water levels and inflows.

• Oxbow lakeNarrower topic: Many oxbow lakes develop into wetland habitats as they become shallower.

• Senegal RiverNarrower topic: River floods sustain wetlands that provide habitat and support local livelihoods.

• Kaziranga National ParkNarrower topic: Lakes, marshes, and swamps provide habitat within the park.

• Liao RiverNarrower topic: Wetlands near the Liao’s mouth support biodiversity and buffer coastal flooding.

• Magpie gooseNarrower topic: Seasonally flooded wetlands underpin the species’ feeding and nesting habitat.

• BanjarmasinNarrower topic: Wetlands and tidal waterways shape the landscape around Banjarmasin.

• Black caimanNarrower topic: Black caimans depend on connected freshwater wetlands for feeding, nesting, and shelter.

• Fishing catNarrower topic: Wetlands provide the fishing cat’s characteristic habitat and much of its prey.

• Lake WinnipegosisNarrower topic: Wetlands around the lake support wildlife and filter water entering the basin.

• NutriaNarrower topic: Wetlands are the principal habitats affected by nutria grazing.

• Phragmites australisNarrower topic: Common reed shapes wetland vegetation, habitat structure, and ecological processes wherever it forms dense stands.

• TyphaNarrower topic: Typha is an emergent wetland plant, rooted in saturated ground with shoots above water.

• Gambela RegionNarrower topic: Seasonal wetlands sustain wildlife and livelihoods but are vulnerable to drainage and land conversion.

• JacanidaeNarrower topic: Wetlands supply the floating vegetation and prey on which jacanas depend.

• Lake KhankaNarrower topic: Wetlands along the lake support wildlife and help shape its ecological value.

• MoorhenNarrower topic: Moorhens depend on wetlands with shallow water and protective vegetation.

• Northern shovelerNarrower topic: Shallow wetlands provide the feeding and breeding habitat the shoveler depends on.

• Red-winged blackbirdNarrower topic: Marshes and other wetlands provide core breeding and feeding habitat.

• RicefishNarrower topic: Ricefish occupy natural and managed wetlands across much of their range.

• ShoebillNarrower topic: The shoebill depends on shallow, waterlogged habitats.

• Agkistrodon piscivorusNarrower topic: Wetlands encompass many of the freshwater habitats occupied by cottonmouths.

• Alnus glutinosaNarrower topic: Wetlands are the broader habitats where black alder commonly grows.

• Black bullheadNarrower topic: Wetlands provide shallow, slow-moving habitats used by black bullheads.

• Chambeshi RiverNarrower topic: The river’s lower course enters an extensive wetland rather than a single narrow channel.

• Greater painted-snipeNarrower topic: Shallow, vegetated wetlands provide feeding and breeding habitat.

• Lena Delta Wildlife ReserveNarrower topic: Delta marshes and shallow waters make wetlands central to the reserve’s landscape.

• Nenets Nature ReserveNarrower topic: Marshes, lagoons, and other wetlands are central habitats within the reserve.

• Paroo RiverNarrower topic: The Paroo’s floodplain wetlands store water after river flows recede.

• Père David's deerNarrower topic: The species’ native habitat included marshes and floodplains.

• Salix nigraNarrower topic: Black willow's floodplain habitat is one type of wetland environment.

• SirenidaeNarrower topic: Wetlands supply the shallow, vegetated waters many sirenids inhabit.

• Smooth-coated otterNarrower topic: Wetlands provide the waterways, prey, and resting places this otter needs.