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Could all of a planet's surface be wetlands?

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Is it possible for a planet's surface to be wetlands, such that…

  1. There are no great land masses (continents).

  2. There would still be two polar caps, and I am considering a greater width of equator such that more temperate lands further north and south than we see on Earth.

  3. I am including canals for boat traffic similar to the narrow boats on the rivers in England or the canals of Venice.

  4. Finally, I am considering a solid core to provide the magnetic field needed for gravity.

My goal is to shadow earth's wetlands in many ways across an entire planet.

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