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The upper and lower levels of lakes in temperate regions are separated by the

The upper and lower levels of lakes in temperate
regions are separated by the
a. limnetic zone.
b. thermocline.
c. littoral zone.
d. mesolimnion.
e. eutrophic zone.

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The profundal zone is characterized by
a. plankton.
b. algae.
c. a variety of plants and animals.
d. decomposers.
e. all of these.

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