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)typically has only two canopies.
E)is composed dominantly of needleleaf trees.

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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 means that there are multiple layers within the canopy, with the uppermost layer being made up of the tallest trees that extend beyond the main canopy.

The Canopy of the Rain Forest