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	EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK South Florida [25.4oN, 80.8oW]
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National Park Service NPS Expanded Pages - Learn about the habitats, animals, geology, and more in the Everglades ecosystem. American Park Network Exploring The Environment - NASA Classroom of the Future Everglades Information Network - Check out their digital library Mitchell, J.G. "Our Disappearing Wetlands." National Geographic. Vol. 182, No. 4, p. 3. October, 1992. Mairson, A. "The Everglades: Dying for Help." National Geographic. Vol. 185, No. 4, p. 2. April, 1994.	The Everglades are a wetland system of international importance. The majority is a grassy wetland type but there are also stands of wooded cypress wetlands. Alligators and crocodiles can both be found here though crocodiles are much more rare.
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