Asked by samuel morales on May 30, 2024

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In which river zone are plants that are adapted to attach to rocks mostly found? 

A)  in the source zone 
B)  in the transition zone 
C)  in the limnetic zone 
D)  in the floodplain zone

River Zone

The area or region surrounding a river, including its banks and adjacent land, which can play critical roles in ecosystem function and biodiversity.

Source Zone

The specific location or area where pollutants originate and from which contamination spreads to surrounding environments.

Transition Zone

An area or region where two or more distinct habitats or ecosystems meet and integrate, often rich in species diversity.

  • Elucidate on the disparate aquatic life zones and their specific inhabitants.
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Jillian TyrieMay 30, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Plants adapted to attach to rocks are mostly found in the source zone of a river, where the water flow is fast and substrates are rocky, necessitating such adaptations for anchorage.