Question : The stagnant water at the bottom of a lake is called.
Option 1: Epilimnion
Option 2: Mesolimnion
Option 3: Metalimnion
Option 4: Hypolimnion
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Correct Answer: Hypolimnion
Solution : The correct option is Hypolimnion.
The stagnant water at the bottom of a lake is often known as the Hypolimnion. It is the warmest, and most well-mixed layer. Below the Epilimnion is a transitional layer called the Metalimnion or Thermocline. The lowermost layer, beneath the thermocline, is the Hypolimnion.
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