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Limnetic, profundal, littoral, and benthic have what in common?
a.
They refer to the upper-level zones found in salt- and freshwater ecosystems.
b.
They are all zones found in freshwater systems.
c.
They refer to the lower-level zones found in salt- and freshwater ecosystems.
d.
They are all zones found in saltwater systems.
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b. They are all zones found in freshwater systems.
(These terms—littoral, limnetic, profundal, and benthic—are commonly used to describe zones in lakes and other freshwater bodies.)
(These terms—littoral, limnetic, profundal, and benthic—are commonly used to describe zones in lakes and other freshwater bodies.)
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