The equatic thermal strata where no temperature gradients are observed is called:
Correct answer: B. Hypolimnion
- A. Epilimnion
- B. Hypolimnion
- C. Metalimnion
- D. Thermocline
Explanation
The hypolimnion is the deep, cold water layer beneath the thermocline, where temperature is relatively uniform and no marked gradient occurs. The metalimnion is the transition layer containing the thermocline.
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