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A lagoon is a shallow body of water that is separated from the sea or ocean by a narrow strip of land or sandbars. Lagoons matter because they form unique coastal environments that support distinct ecosystems and communities, and they have historically been important to human settlements and cultures.
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Una laguna (dal latino lacuna, spazio vuoto) è un bacino costiero separato dal mare (o dall'oceano) da un cordone litoraneo (sia esso tombolo o lido) e caratterizzato da acqua salmastra, alternanza delle maree e formazione di barene permanenti e semipermanenti.
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