primary and secondary succession

This is the development of an ecosystem in a previously uninhabited area or in an area that has completely been washed away or covered with lava.

• primary succession

• secondary succession

• pioneer species

• climax community

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This type of community is the FINAL community in a succession; it is full of BIODIVERSITY, STABLE, has little change.

• primary succession

• secondary succession

• climax community

• pioneer species

This is the development of a damaged ecosystem that is still inhabited

• primary succession

• secondary succession

• climax community

• pioneer species

These are the first organisms to move into an area during primary successsion

• primary succession

• secondary succession

• pioneer species

• keystone species

Keystone Beach and Lake Brooklyn has undergone:

• Primary succession

• Secondary Succession

• Pioneer species

• Climax Community

The Big Island in Hawaii was created after the eruption of a nearby volcano is an example of:

• primary succession

• secondary succession

• pioneer species

• climax community

Lichen and mosses are examples of this during primary succession

• keystone species

• pioneer species

• photosynthetic organisms

• chemosynthesis

North American tolerant hardwood forests and prairie grasslands display long-term stability are examples of:

• primary succession

• secondary succession

• succession

• climax community

Tropical rainforests can be restored by replanting trees.

• True

• False

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NGSS.HS-LS2-7

During succession, what might become a limiting factor for mosses as taller plants start to grow?

• water

• shade

• sun

• soil

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NGSS.MS-LS1-5

NGSS.MS-LS2-1