Which zone of the ocean is most hospitable to life?

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yaroslaw [1]3 years ago

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The epipelagic zone<span> of the ocean is most hospitable to life.</span>

Anton [14]3 years ago

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Answer: Epipelagic

Explanation: The Epipelagic zone is the uppermost zone of the ocean where there is an adequate amount of sunlight reaches the organism.

This zone has pytoplanktons and zooplanktons. The phytoplanktons are the organism that are capable of photosynthesis.

The food prepared by this process is used by the zooplankton and other organism.

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