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Five illustrations read from left to right and demonstrate the five environmental variables that may tell scientists if a wetland is present in a location or not.
The first illustration: Blue clouds with rain drops beneath and a hand drawn clock above represents the environmental variable of climate. The text below the illustration reads “Climate – weather conditions averaged over time.”
The second illustration: Brown mounds of soil with a shovel placed in the dirt represents the environmental variable of soil type. The text below the illustration reads “Soil type – wet or dry soil?”
The third illustration: Pink tulip-like flowers top small green stems. Beneath the stems tall skinny green leaves reach towards the blooms. The text below the illustration reads “Vegetation – flowers, grasses, shrubs, or trees?”
The fourth illustration: Six deciduous trees overlap one another to form a forest. The tree leaves are dense and green and form a shape of a circle on top of the brown tree trunk. The text below the illu

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Five illustrations read from left to right and demonstrate the five environmental variables that may tell scientists if a wetland is present in a location or not. The first illustration: Blue clouds with rain drops beneath and a hand drawn clock above represents the environmental variable of climate. The text below the illustration reads “Climate – weather conditions averaged over time.” The second illustration: Brown mounds of soil with a shovel placed in the dirt represents the environmental variable of soil type. The text below the illustration reads “Soil type – wet or dry soil?” The third illustration: Pink tulip-like flowers top small green stems. Beneath the stems tall skinny green leaves reach towards the blooms. The text below the illustration reads “Vegetation – flowers, grasses, shrubs, or trees?” The fourth illustration: Six deciduous trees overlap one another to form a forest. The tree leaves are dense and green and form a shape of a circle on top of the brown tree trunk. The text below the illu

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Five illustrations read from left to right and demonstrate the five environmental variables that may tell scientists if a wetland is present in a location or not.

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Kathryn Nuessly

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Code: GRSM

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Latitude: 35.5715599060059, Longitude: -83.528190612793

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Friday, July 2, 2021 2:27:20 PM

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Biological Science Technician at Great Smoky Mountains National park smiles at the camera with a background of muted meadow grass colors. Technician is dressed in yellow Nomex gear, a yellow hard hat, sunglasses, and wears a blue backpack and a black radio carrier.

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