Which of the following statements about secondary succession is TRUE: A It leads to a stable, persistent climax community. B It typically begins with lichens. It reaches completion in about 15 years. D It occurs in areas lacking vegetation where soil is present. Question 14 Trees of the same species in a dense forest must compete for available sunlight. This is an example of A intraspecific competition. B interspecific competition. predation. mutualism. Question 15 Which of the following is a true statement about niches? A A realized niche is usually larger than a fundamental niche. B An organism's niche includes its habitat and role in the community. An organism's niche is inflexible. Ecological niches exclude abiotic factors.

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Which of the following statements about secondary succession is TRUE:
A It leads to a stable, persistent climax community.
B It typically begins with lichens.
C It reaches completion in about 15 years.
D It occurs in areas lacking vegetation where soil is present.
Question 14
Trees of the same species in a dense forest must compete for available sunlight. This is an example of
A intraspecific competition.
B interspecific competition.
predation.
D mutualism.
Question 15
Which of the following is a true statement about niches?
(A) A realized niche is usually larger than a fundamental niche.
B An organism's niche includes its habitat and role in the community.
An organism's niche is inflexible.
D Ecological niches exclude abiotic factors.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 13 Which of the following statements about secondary succession is TRUE: A It leads to a stable, persistent climax community. B It typically begins with lichens. C It reaches completion in about 15 years. D It occurs in areas lacking vegetation where soil is present. Question 14 Trees of the same species in a dense forest must compete for available sunlight. This is an example of A intraspecific competition. B interspecific competition. predation. D mutualism. Question 15 Which of the following is a true statement about niches? (A) A realized niche is usually larger than a fundamental niche. B An organism's niche includes its habitat and role in the community. An organism's niche is inflexible. D Ecological niches exclude abiotic factors.
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