1.2 - Ecological Succession
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Science
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10th Grade
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Easy
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Erika Kalgren
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13 Slides • 17 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Ecological succession is...
The destruction of habitat
The process by which an ecosystem changes over time
the maximum number of organisms an ecosystem can sustain
not this choice
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Multiple Choice
Ecological succession occurs because species can _________ the environment to make it more suitable for another group of species to grow.
destroy
detiorate
modify
maintain
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Multiple Select
Species may modify the environment by which of the following? Select all that apply.
Providing new food sources
Creating soil
Increasing nutrient availability
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Multiple Choice
Primary Succession stars from...
Seeds and Soil
Bare Rock
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Notice how the recovered ecosystem is similar to the original ecosystem. This is because of the seed left in the soil from the original ecosystem!
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Multiple Choice
Secondary Succession starts from....
Soil and Seeds
Bare Rock
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Multiple Choice
Primary Succession stars from...
Seeds and Soil
Bare Rock
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Hotspot
Click on the Pioneer Species.
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Labeling
Label the Primary Succession diagram to show how stability changes as succession occurs.
Most Stability
Least Stability
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Labeling
Label the Primary Succession diagram to show how Biodiversity changes as succession occurs.
Least Biodiversity
Most Biodiversity
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Reorder
Order the images below to show PRIMARY SUCCESSION.
Bare Rock
Lichens
Small Plants
Grasses, Shrubs, Shad Intolerant Trees
Climax Community
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Hotspot
Click on the Climax Community.
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Multiple Choice
Secondary Succession starts from....
Soil and Seeds
Bare Rock
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Multiple Choice
Ecological succession occurs over __________
A couple hours
A few Days
A few weeks
MANY YEARS
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
In New York State, small farms that were abandoned many years ago have become hardwood forests. This is an example of...
Local Deforestation
Biotechnology
Ecological Succession
Habitat Loss
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Multiple Choice
After a fire destroys a forest, the area will most likely
remain bare land indefinitely
develop into a desert area
develop into an entirely different type of forest after hundreds of years
recover through gradual changes back to a point of long-term stability
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Poll
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