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In recent years, the ecological importance of wetlands has become well established in the scientific community at large. There is a growing acceptance to preserve wetlands wherever possible as these areas provide support functions for several natural and living resources. Wetlands also mediate biogeochemical transformations and may serve as buffer zones for assimilation and reduction of toxic petroleum hydrocarbons released to aquatic environments.
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