Question

1pt the regions of oceans or lakes that lie above the benthic zone are called

a. abyssal plains

b. bathymetric zones

c. planktonic zones

d. pelagic zones

Explanation:

The benthic zone is the lowest level of a body of water. The regions above it in oceans or lakes are the pelagic zones. Abyssal plains are flat areas on the ocean floor. Bathymetric zones relate to depth - measurement. Planktonic zones refer to areas where plankton are found, but not the general term for above - benthic zones.

Answer:

D. pelagic zones