In an estuary, the zone of maximum vertical difference in density of water layer

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In an estuary, the zone of maximum vertical difference in density of water layer

In an estuary, the zone of maximum vertical difference in density of water layers is called the
A) thermocline.
B) pycnocline.
C) mixing zone.
D) hypolimnion.

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