Asked by Cayden Casto

The uppermost zone in lakes and ponds, which is close to the shore and rich in nutrients is called the _______.
a.
benthic zone
b.
limnetic zone
c.
pelagic zone
d.
littoral zone

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d. littoral zone

This is the shallow, near‑shore area of a lake or pond where sunlight reaches the bottom, supporting abundant plant growth and high nutrient levels.