The part of a rocky shore in which barnacles,oysters,mussels,limpets,and brown algae are most common is called the

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The littoral or intertidal zone is the area of a rocky shore that is exposed to air at low tide and covered by water at high tide. This zone is characterized by the presence of barnacles, oysters, mussels, limpets, and brown algae, which are adapted to survive the changing conditions of the tides. The other options refer to zones that are either deeper (infralittoral or subtidal zone) or higher up on the shore (supralittoral or supratidal, and superlittoral or supertidal zones), where different types of organisms are found.

The Part of a Rocky Shore in Which Barnacles,oysters,mussels,limpets,and Brown