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Species Composition

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Species Composition

is the identity of all the different organisms that make up a community. This is important when trying to discover how an ecosystem works, and how important different organisms are to an environment. Species identified during two formal surveys and incidental observations made during the study period were combined with an existing database to compile an accurate and up to date species list for the iSimangaliso Wetland Park. Freshwater ecosystems contain 10% of current recorded species and comprise only 1% of Earth's surface.

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