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 "description": "o\t Marine coastal ecosystems, such as saltmarshes, mangroves, and seagrasses \u2013 collectively referred to as \u2018coastal wetlands\u2019 \u2013 are Australia\u2019s under-appreciated ecosystems. Yet coastal wetlands provide many benefits, or \u2018ecosystem services\u2019, including sustaining commercial and recreational fisheries, protecting our coastlines from ocean-related threats like storm surges and sea level rise, sequestering and storing carbon (known as blue carbon), and providing natural places for nature-based tourism and recreational activities. The Australian coastal wetlands spatial layers provide historical and contemporary distributions of coastal wetlands split by type for southeastern Australia or the states of New South Wales and Victoria.",
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 "title": "Coastal Ecosystems X",
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