The canopy of the rain forest
A) consists of one solid layer of dense leaves.
B) is thickest in an upper canopy and thinnest in a lower canopy.
C) includes an upper level that is not continuous, with tall trees rising above a more solid middle canopy.
D) is typically in a two-canopy arrangement.

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The canopy of the rain forest includes an upper level that is not continuous, with tall trees rising above a more solid middle canopy. This creates a two-level canopy arrangement, with the upper canopy being thinner and more sparse compared to the middle canopy.

The Canopy of the Rain Forest