Where would be the best place in PolkCounty to see a shrub bog?Select one:a. Tiger Creek Preserveb. Avon Park Air Force Rangec. Catfish Creek Preserved. Lake Marion Creek WildlifeanagemAreaO e. Marshall Hampton ReserveCypresses have structures calledthat grow up from their rootsand may help them obtain oxygen.Select one:a. haloesb. strandsO c. buttressesd. point barse. kneesWhat ecosystem grows on old dunes thatare no longer being moved by the wind?Select one:a. maritime hammockO b. coastal bermc. coastal grasslandd. shell mounde. coastal scrub Mats of algae in a marsh are called...Select one:a. benthosO b. forbsc. phytoplanktond. periphytone. rushesWhat was the most widespreadecosystem in Florida before Europeansettlement?Select one:O a. hardwood forestO b. scrubc. flatwoodsd. prairiee. upland pine forestAn American Eelcross an estuary toget to its breeding grounds. It isin the estuary.considered aSelect one:O a. transientO b. visitorc. residentd. spawnere. citizen

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Where would be the best place in Polk
County to see a shrub bog?
Select one:
a. Tiger Creek Preserve
b. Avon Park Air Force Range
c. Catfish Creek Preserve
d. Lake Marion Creek Wildlife
anagem
Area
O e. Marshall Hampton Reserve
Cypresses have structures called
that grow up from their roots
and may help them obtain oxygen.
Select one:
a. haloes
b. strands
O c. buttresses
d. point bars
e. knees
What ecosystem grows on old dunes that
are no longer being moved by the wind?
Select one:
a. maritime hammock
O b. coastal berm
c. coastal grassland
d. shell mound
e. coastal scrub

Mats of algae in a marsh are called...
Select one:
a. benthos
O b. forbs
c. phytoplankton
d. periphyton
e. rushes
What was the most widespread
ecosystem in Florida before European
settlement?
Select one:
O a. hardwood forest
O b. scrub
c. flatwoods
d. prairie
e. upland pine forest
An American Eel
cross an estuary to
get to its breeding grounds. It is
in the estuary.
considered a
Select one:
O a. transient
O b. visitor
c. resident
d. spawner
e. citizen

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