North Carolina Wetlands: How much do you know about them? Crossword

changes plants make to survive in wetland conditions
the study of how water moves around
one of the primary sources of water for wetlands
one of the wetland requirements, a fancy word for dirt
when wind, heat, snow, and ice break rock into smaller pieces
when all of the spaces between soil particles are filled
if a soil is always filled with water and is grey (or dark black) in color, it is most likely _______
when there is no available oxygen
the rotten smell you may notice in a wetland (caused by hydrogen sulfide gas)
what determines if a wetland exists, along with water and soils
there is not much of this element in wetland soils
peats and mucks are what kind of wetland soil
plants that grows only in or on water
the wetland indicator status of plants that can only live in a wetland
temporary pools of water
animals that lay their egg masses in small wetland pools that do not have fish in them
types of birds that will stop in North Carolina wetlands while traveling North and South to avoid extreme weather
coastal wetlands with high salinity
a marsh where freshwater and saltwater mix
a saltmarsh has mostly this type of plant
bell-shaped adaptation at the bottom of the trunks of trees
mountain wetland with a log of moss