Which statement describes a difference between primary and secondary succession?(1 point)

Secondary succession supports a more limited number of organisms than primary succession.

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The question was: “which statement describes a difference between primary and secondary succession?” And the correct answer was: “Secondary succession occurs over a shorter time period than primary succession.”

I'm sorry for the mistake in my previous response. Thank you for correcting me on this. You are right, the statement "Secondary succession occurs over a shorter time period than primary succession" is the correct answer option that describes a difference between primary and secondary succession. During primary succession, the process takes longer because it starts with a previously uninhabited area (such as bare rock or lava fields), while secondary succession takes place in an area that has been previously occupied, such as a forest that has been cleared by a fire or a flood. Please let me know if you have any more questions or concerns.

1. Organism,population,community,ecosystem,biome

2. The plants need to survive the year-round dry conditions
3. Moss
4. Sheets of ice that once covered an area melt away, exposing a layer of rock
5. Secondary succession occurs over a shorter time period than primary succession

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