Text A and Text B both explain why wetlands matter. Text A adds details about birds, while Text B adds details about flood control. What is the best integrated statement?

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Question

Text A and Text B both explain why wetlands matter. Text A adds details about birds, while Text B adds details about flood control. What is the best integrated statement?

Accepted Answer

Both texts show that wetlands are important ecosystems; one emphasizes wildlife habitat, while the other emphasizes protection from flooding.