Ecological Succession and its Effects

This quiz is about Ecological succession and its effects which is defined as the gradual and progressive growth of a species in any given area with respect to its changing surroundings called, ecological succession. It is an anticipated change that beholds the biotic components being an inevitable part of them in the environment. Ecological succession aims at reaching the equilibrium in the ecological system.

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Title: Ecological Succession and its Effects

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Steve Fri, May 27, 2022 02:13 PM UTC

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