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Wetlands can have decades-long dry periods. Felicity Burke/The Conversation

Why a wetland might not be wet

Deborah Bower, University of New England; Ben Vincent, University of New England; Darren Ryder, University of New England; John Thomas Hunter, University of New England; Lindsey Frost, University of New England; Manu Saunders, University of New England, and Sarah Mika, University of New England

Wetlands in Australia are often dry. They may look unassuming but it’s a vital part of their vibrant lifecycle.

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