Which statements explain differences between marshes and bogs? check all that apply. a. marshes are highly acidic, while bogs are not. b. bogs look like flooded forests, while marshes contain grasses. c. marshes can contain salty water, while bogs contain fresh water. d. marshes are areas of shallow water, while bogs are deeper areas. e. bogs are found in northern areas, while marshes are near coastal areas.

The correct statements are:

C. Marshes can contain salty water, while bogs contain fresh water.
E. Bogs are found in northern areas, while marshes are near coastal areas.

Marshes are usually located near the coastal areas, so very often waters from the sea/ocean can penetrate in them and make the water salty to some degree, they are very high in nutrients, and are covered in grasses.
The bogs take thousands of years to be formed, they are found in the northern areas, are very poor in nutrients, support very few plants like the mosses, and always have fresh water.