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These bogs arise through a combination of terrestrialization and paludification.
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Raised or domed bogs evolve through a variation of terrestrialization in old glacial lake basins or in shallow plains.
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Canadian bogs evolve from two main processes, terrestrialization (filling of shallow lakes) and paludification (blanketing of terrestrial ecosystems by overgrowth of bog vegetation).
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Swamps may develop on the surface of old fens and bogs (peatlands), after terrestrialization is complete.
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Quaking or basin bogs develop via the terrestrialization of kettle lakes, gouged out depressions, and dammed valleys.
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There are two primary ways that a bog can develop: bogs can form as sphagnum moss grows over a lake or pond and slowly fills it (terrestrialization), or bogs can form as sphagnum moss blankets dry land and prevents water from leaving the surface (paludification).
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