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Q: Why is a stream less productive than a swamp?
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The water flow in rivers is too high.Rivers are less productive than swamps because swamps just like marshes have the highest primary production of all the world's ecosystems.


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What scientific rule states the the pressure exerted by a moving stream of fluid is less than the pressure of the surrounding?

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What is a stream of water?

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Would raising the base level cause a stream to gain energy or erode?

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