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Ecological Succession
By Trevor Schmachtenberger
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Succession
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Which type of succession takes longer and why?
A) primary succession because it starts with soil
B) primary succession because it doesn’t have soil
C) secondary succession because it starts with soil
D) secondary succession because it doesn’t have soil
Which of the following is not true of pioneer communities?
A) low nutrient requirements
B) deep root system
C) short heights
D) mosses, ferns and lichens
Which of the following represents a climax community in Michigan?
A) mosses, ferns and lichens
B) short grasses and shrubs
C) small, fast growing trees
D) tall, slow growing trees
What would most likely be the dominant community found in stage I?
A) tall grasses and slow growing trees
B) shrubs and fast growing trees
C) flowers and short grasses
D) mosses and lichens
What are the functions of the pioneer community?
A) to make rocks
B) to make soil
C) to add nutrients to the soil
D) both B and C
E) both A and B
The type of succession that happens from tornadoes is
A) secondary
B) primary
C) deflected
D) none of the above
Biodiversity increases in
A) primary succession only
B) secondary succession only
C) deflected succession only
D) primary and secondary succession
In succession, plant populations precede, which means to come before, animal populations.
True
False
Which type of succession is shown in the diagram below?
A) primary
B) secondary
C) deflected
D) both secondary and deflected