Which pelagic zone begins at 1000 meters and is pitch black, has bioluminescent creatures, but no plant life

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Which pelagic zone begins at 1000 meters and is pitch black, has bioluminescent creatures, but no plant life

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Answer: Bathypelagic (midnight)

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