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Which ocean depth has some illumination but not enough for plant photosynthesis? epipelagic zone abyssopelagic zone bathypelagic zone mesopelagic zone
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Which ocean depth has some illumination but not enough for plant photosynthesis?

epipelagic zone
abyssopelagic zone
bathypelagic zone
mesopelagic zone

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c abyssopelagic zone

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User Slobodan Ilic
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the answer is D. Mesopelagic Zone

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i know the answer is the 'Twilight Zone,' but its scientific name is the Mesopelagic Zone

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