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Which zone in the ocean contains enough light for photosynthesis?

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Which zone in the ocean contains enough light for photosynthesis?

Which zone in the ocean contains enough light for photosynthesis?
a. aphotic zone
b. hadal zone
c. disphotic zone
d. abyssal zone
e. euphotic zone

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