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Raised bogs, also
called ombrotrophic bogs, are acidic, wet
habitats that are poor in
mineral salts and are home to
flora and
fauna that can cope with...
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after successful petitioning by the FFB and
Friends of the
Earth.[citation needed] The
bog vegetation features a high
percentage cover of
sphagnum mosses...
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wettest place on
Earth, its NOAA-reported
annual rainfall of 373.85
inches (9,495.8 mm) is
exceeded by Big
Bog's 30-year average. The Big
Bog has a tropical...
- (33 ft) deep and
eventually fill with sediment. In
acidic conditions, a
kettle bog may form but in
alkaline conditions, it will be
kettle peatland.[clarification...
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Bog iron is a form of
impure iron
deposit that
develops in
bogs or
swamps by the
chemical or
biochemical oxidation of iron
carried in solution. In general...
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display the
Sundanese script in this
article correctly.
Bogor City (Indonesian: Kota
Bogor) or
Bogor (Sundanese: ᮘᮧᮌᮧᮁ, Dutch: Buitenzorg) is a city in the...
- Haraldskær
Woman (or
Haraldskjaer Woman) is the name
given to a
bog body of a
woman preserved in a
bog in Jutland, Denmark, and
dating from
about 490 BC (pre-Roman...
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Burns Bog is an
ombrotrophic peat
bog located in Delta,
British Columbia, Canada. It is the
largest raised peat
bog and the
largest undeveloped urban...
- form part of the
structure of
certain types of
raised bog, such as plateau, kermi,
palsa or
string bog. The
hummocks alternate with
shallow wet depressions...
- The
northern bog lemming (Synaptomys borealis) is a
small North American lemming. It is one of two
species in the
genus Synaptomys, the
other being the...
