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The 32 pages that link to Mesopelagic zone, each with the reason it gives.

• Deep-sea fishRelated: Many fish associated with the deep sea inhabit this dim transition layer.

• DragonfishRelated: Some dragonfish occupy this twilight zone and migrate vertically through it.

• Southern elephant sealRelated: Many dives bring seals into this dim layer, where fish and squid are available as prey.

• ViperfishRelated: Many viperfish inhabit this dimly lit layer and its surrounding depths.

• OarfishRelated: Some oarfish records place them in this dim, deep-water layer.

• Tiger sharkRelated: Tracking studies have recorded tiger sharks diving into this dim ocean layer.

• GonostomatidaeRelated: Many bristlemouths live and feed in this dim ocean layer.

• Snipe eelRelated: Many snipe eels occur in this dimly lit part of the water column.

• ChaetognathaRelated: Many arrow worms inhabit this layer and prey on its plankton.

• Giant oarfishRelated: Many giant oarfish observations and captures come from deep, dim waters.

• MyctophiformesRelated: Many myctophids occupy this twilight layer and migrate out of it at night.

• LancetfishRelated: Lancetfish commonly occupy this dim midwater habitat, though they range beyond it.

• Pygmy sperm whaleRelated: The whale forages in deep-water environments that can include this twilight zone.

• Right whale dolphinRelated: Some prey sought by these dolphins occupy deeper, dimly lit waters.