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Which depth do superadiabatic layers typically occupy?
Answer: C
Convection removes instability so efficiently that superadiabatic gradients survive only in the thin surface layer where molecular and turbulent transfer must carry the whole heat flux. Above that the mixed layer is very nearly adiabatic. Measuring a superadiabatic gradient over any greater depth would indicate an instrument error.
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