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Ecological Succession
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The regrowth of a forest after a devastating fire is an example of what process?
primary succession tertiary succession secondary
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Which of the following is a common pioneer species?(1 point)
Responses A. mouse B. moss C. deer D. oak tree
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dale
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In which situation will primary succession most likely occur?(1 point)
Responses A. A disease kills off most of the plant species
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dale
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The regrowth of a forest after a devastating fire is an example of what process? a primary succession b secondary
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kaite marie
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What would exhibit primary succession?
a a rock exposed by a retreating glacier b a clear-cut forest used to make paper c newly
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kaite marie
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Which statement describes a difference between primary and secondary succession?(1 point) Responses Secondary succession
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Alto Saxaphone
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In which situation will primary succession most likely occur? (1 point)
A disease kills off most of the plant species in an
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Dino cat
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Which statement describes a difference between primary and secondary succession
Secondary succession supports a more limited
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Dino cat
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Which statement describes a difference between primary and secondary succession?(1 point) Responses Secondary succession
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Hewo, can you help me withh this final questions of mine?
Which could be a pioneer species? * 10 puntos Lion Lichen that grows on
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Milagros
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Which describes a primary role of the pioneer species in an ecosystem
A. Breakdown Rock into soil B. Prevent fertile soil from
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Parent Categories (10)
Biology
Earth Science
Ecological Processes
Ecology
Ecosystem Dynamics
Ecosystems
Environmental Science
Microorganisms
Natural Events
Science/Natural Disasters