Limnetic, profundal ,littoral, and benthic have what in common

Biology

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BigorU [14]3 years ago

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They are all zones found in freshwater systems. Freshwater biological

lukranit [14]3 years ago

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Answer: The common thing is that they are all zones of freshwater.

Explanation:

The freshwater sources are also divided into many layers. The layers of water are limnetic zone, littoral zone, profundal zone, benthic zones.

A small lake will have only littoral zone because of its depth which is not much but a deep and big lake will have an extremely small littoral zone.

The depth of the lake or fresh water bodies decides the zones that can be found in it.

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