Multiple choice

What makes life in coastal wetlands harsh for the organisms that inhabit them?

  1. there tend to be more predators in these areas

  2. Must be able to withstand constant changes

  3. the areas are too large too inhabit

  4. there;s too much competition amongst organisms
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Coastal wetlands are subject to tidal changes, varying salinity levels, and fluctuating water levels, requiring organisms to be highly adaptable to survive.

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