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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Kody Fisher

Geography

2 August, 04:40

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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Mr Kitty · Answer 1

B. They are all zones found in freshwater systems. Freshwater biological communities are a subset of Earth's oceanic environments. They incorporate lakes and lakes, waterways, streams, springs, and wetlands. They can be diverged from marine biological communities, which have a bigger salt substance.

Ibrahim Hayes · Answer 2

Limnetic, profundal, littorala and benthic are B. all zones found in freshwater systems. Specifically, these zones are found in freshwater bodies such as lakes. These zones are specified based on their depth in the water body, and the increasing order of depth is the littoral, limnetic, profundal and benthic.