There is little variety among organisms found in pools, ponds, and lakes.

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The correct answer is - False.

The ponds, pools, and lakes are places that in general have excellent conditions for life to develop and exist, as well as diversify. That comes from the fact that they provide the essential living conditions for the living organisms, which later contribute to the development of other organisms.

In the pools, ponds, and lakes we can find lot of types of shrimps, fish, snails, plankton, turtles, reptilians, and they are all connected and form a very rich and interesting ecosystem.

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