What distinguishes bogs, marshes, and swamps from each other?

Swamps are generally deeper than marshes and have a greater proportion of open surface water. Bogs are distinct because their water is acidic, often due to the buildup of peat and limited drainage. So choice B correctly distinguishes these wetland types; choice A incorrectly describes bogs as deeper and assigns acidic groundwater to marshes and swamps.

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