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

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

• Acer rubrumRelated: Red maple tolerates wet soils and commonly grows in swamps and other wetland habitats.

• 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.

• Land (terrain)Related: Wetlands blur simple divisions between dry land and open water.

• 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.

• PinguiculaRelated: Wetland drainage and alteration threaten habitats used by many butterwort species.

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

• Water beetleRelated: Wetlands provide breeding and feeding habitat for beetles across aquatic and terrestrial life stages.

• Acorus calamusRelated: The plant typically grows along marshes, pond margins, and other wet ground.

• African sacred ibisRelated: Wetlands provide feeding and nesting habitat across much of the ibis’s range.

• American pickerelRelated: Wetlands and marshy margins provide characteristic pickerel habitat.

• AnthracotheriumRelated: Wetland settings help explain the ecological resemblance between anthracotheres and hippos.

• Black-crowned night heronRelated: Wetlands provide feeding and breeding habitat across much of the species' range.

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

• Grey crowned craneRelated: Wetlands provide the shallow-water feeding and roosting sites this crane uses.

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

• JuncusRelated: Many Juncus species grow in waterlogged soils and wetland margins.

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

• LimpkinRelated: Wetlands provide the shallow water and snail-rich habitat the limpkin depends on.

• MoonratRelated: Moonrats often forage in swampy habitats and along watercourses.

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

• MotacillidaeRelated: Several wagtails forage along wetland edges and flowing water.

• MuskratRelated: Marshes and other wetlands provide the water, plants, and shelter muskrats need.

• Northern pintailRelated: Wetlands provide pintails with breeding habitat, food, and stopover sites.

• 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.

• Warrego RiverRelated: Flooding connects Warrego channels with wetlands that support aquatic life.

• 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.

• Body of waterBroader topic: Wetlands show how shallow water bodies sustain distinctive habitats and filter water.

• Buckingham CanalRelated: Canal-side wetlands can store floodwater and support habitats along the route.

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

• ChelodinaRelated: Wetlands provide feeding, refuge, and breeding habitat for many Chelodina.

• Giant otter shrewRelated: Wetland margins provide feeding and sheltering habitat for the giant otter shrew.

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

• HamerkopRelated: Wetlands provide the shallow-water feeding grounds the hamerkop commonly uses.

• King quailRelated: King quails occur in marshy habitats as well as drier grassy areas.

• 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.

• Procambarus alleniRelated: Wetlands provide the shallow, vegetated waters where this species commonly lives.

• SaldidaeRelated: Wetland margins provide the damp substrates where many shore bugs forage.