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Review: Ecological Succession

Venn Diagram: Ecological Succession Primary Succession Secondary Succession

Terms for Venn Diagram No previously existing life Plants and Animals adapt Comes after a natural disaster Climax Community Starts as a result of a forest fire or flood Starts as the result of a volcano or receding glacier Previously existing life Pioneer Species Starts with previously existing soil Starts on bare rock Lichens break down rock Happens relatively slow Happens relatively fast Gradual growth