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[[File:Tropical rainforest layers.png|thumb|350px|A. Forest floor, B. Understory, C. Canopy, D. Emergent layer]]
;D. Emergent layer: Trees that grow above the closed canopy to heights of 150-180 (45-55m) and sometimes even 230-260 feet (70-80m)!
;C. Canopy layer: trees that cover the 2 lower layers, most diverse layer, about 100-150 (30-45m) feet tall
;B. Understory layer: layers of sub-canopy trees with large leaves to capture what little bit of sunlight comes through, shrubs, and woody vines; nothing usually grows more than 10ft (3m) high
;A. Forest floor: layers of shrubs and herbs and small non-woody plants. Receives very little sunlight so it’s very clear for animals to move around.
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[[File:Tropical rainforest layers.png|thumb|350px|A. Forest floor, B. Understory, C. Canopy, D. Emergent layer]]
;D. Emergent layer: Trees that grow above the closed canopy to heights of 150-180 (45-55m) and sometimes even 230-260 feet (70-80m)!
;C. Canopy layer: trees that cover the 2 lower layers, most diverse layer, about 100-150 (30-45m) feet tall
;B. Understory layer: layers of sub-canopy trees with large leaves to capture what little bit of sunlight comes through, shrubs, and woody vines; nothing usually grows more than 10ft (3m) high
;A. Forest floor: layers of shrubs and herbs and small non-woody plants. Receives very little sunlight so it’s very clear for animals to move around.
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A. Forest floor, B. Understory, C. Canopy, D. Emergent layer

D. Emergent layer: Trees that grow above the closed canopy to heights of 150-180 (45-55m) and sometimes even 230-260 feet (70-80m)!
C. Canopy layer: trees that cover the 2 lower layers, most diverse layer, about 100-150 (30-45m) feet tall
B. Understory layer: layers of sub-canopy trees with large leaves to capture what little bit of sunlight comes through, shrubs, and woody vines; nothing usually grows more than 10ft (3m) high
A. Forest floor: layers of shrubs and herbs and small non-woody plants. Receives very little sunlight so it’s very clear for animals to move around.