Community Patterns and Diversity
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| Limnetic zone | |
| Profundal zone | |
| Benthic zone | |
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| Epilimnion | |
| Metalimnion | |
| Hypolimnion | |
| Destratification | |
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| Holomictic lake | |
| Monomictic lake | |
| Dimictic lake | |
| Polymictic lake | |
| Meromictic lake | |
| Amictic lake | |
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