The eel is an example of a fish that is suited to both fresh water and sea water. Which zone of a estuary would you expect to find eels in abundance?

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Ronin Ho

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1 March, 04:30

The eel is an example of a fish that is suited to both fresh water and sea water. Which zone of a estuary would you expect to find eels in abundance?

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Trent Harrell · Answer 1

The eel is an example of a fish that is suited to both fresh water and sea water. Which zone of a estuary would you expect to find eels in abundance?

eel would be found in abundance at the littoral zone of water

Explanation:

This is a zone of the water body that is close to the shore