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KEY CONCEPT Ecological succession is a process of change in the species that make up a community.

Succession occurs following a disturbance in an ecosystem. Succession regenerates or creates a community after a disturbance. a sequence of biotic changes damaged communities are regenerated new communities arise in previously uninhabited areas

There are two types of succession. primary succession — started by pioneer species

There are two types of succession. secondary succession — started by remaining species

Mendenhall Glacier, Alaska

Evidence of succession on volcanic rock area, Maui, Hawaii

200 year old lava field

Haleakala’s summit

Mt. St. Helens, Washington 25 years after 1980 eruption

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