Biology, asked by Blakestevenson5667, 1 year ago

How are littoral and riparian zones different?

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Answered by Anonymous

Riparian zones occur where water meets land, while littoral zones occur at depths of less than 15 feet. Riparian zones are the areas bordering a moving body of water such as a river, or stream.

Answered by Anonymous

Ans ➡️ Riparian zones occur where water meets land, while littoral zones occur at depths of less than 15 feet. Riparian zones are the areas bordering a moving body of water such as a river, or stream.

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