Asked by bob
Which of the following would most likely be a cause of primary succession?
a.
farming
b.
overhunting
c.
volcano
d.
defoliation
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c. volcano
Primary succession occurs where no soil or life remains (e.g., new lava flows or bare rock after a volcanic eruption). Pioneer species (lichens, mosses) gradually build soil and allow later plants to establish. The other choices are disturbances that leave soil and thus lead to secondary succession.
Primary succession occurs where no soil or life remains (e.g., new lava flows or bare rock after a volcanic eruption). Pioneer species (lichens, mosses) gradually build soil and allow later plants to establish. The other choices are disturbances that leave soil and thus lead to secondary succession.
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