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Ecological succession can best be described as:
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Species that survive best when there is little or no competition in an area.
The dominant species in one particular area
A change in weather.
A gradual change in plant and animal life in an ecosystem over time.
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What is one way secondary succession differs from primary succession?
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Secondary succession only occurs in mountains, primary succession only
occurs in wetlands.
Secondary succession is typically quicker than primary succession.
Secondary succession is typically slower than primary succession.
Secondary succession is the gradual change in plant species, while primary
succession is the gradual change in animal species.
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Ecological succession can best be described as:
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What is one way secondary succession differs from primary succession?
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A community of moss and lichens growing on an outcrop of a rock is an example
of:
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Which of the following represents secondary succession?
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The graph shows how the number of species in a particular ecosystem changed over a 200-year period. The top number is 30,000. What is one conclusion you can make?
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Which statement about pioneer species is TRUE?
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As ecological succession progresses, a pioneer community gradually changes into a climax community. What typically happens?
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The process of ecological succession usually begins after all of the following
EXCEPT:
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An empty lot that was only covered in dirt ten years ago is now home to many different species of plants and animals. What can you infer?
