Exploring Succession in Ecosystems

Jun 27, 2025

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Learn about primary and secondary succession processes, as well as their impacts on ecological communities. Understand how ecosystems develop and recover after disturbances, shaping biodiversity over time. Discover the intertwining relationship between species and habitats in dynamic environments.

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Exploring Succession in Ecosystems

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Primary succession

Secondary Succession

Primary and Secondary Succession

Primary and Secondary Succession Ecological Succession Ecosystems are constantly changing in response to natural and human disturbances. As an ecosystem changes, older inhabitants gradually die out and new organisms move in, causing further changes in the community. Primary Succession

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SUCCESSION

SUCCESSION. Watch the short animation on succession by clicking on the link below. After the animation click the red X in The top right corner to return to the PowerPoint. http://www.sabah.edu.my/csm07010/Form%204/pond.htm. I. Succession.

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Succession

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Succession

Succession. Primary Succession. The establishment and development of an ecosystem in an area that was previously uninhabited. Lichens and mosses. Grasses And small shrubs. Large shrubs and small trees. Large trees. Surtsey : A Case Study.

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Succession

Succession. IB Syllabus: 2.3.5 – 2.3.7 Ch. 8. Syllabus Statements. 2.1.6: Define the terms species, population, habitat, niche, community, ecosystem with reference to a named example 2.6.5 – Describe the concept and process of succession in a named habitat

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Succession

Succession . Justin Brown 13th Wentworth Selborne Chambers. Re-Cap Intestacy. When does it apply? What is a spouse? What is an issue? What is the statutory legacy?. Re-Cap Intestacy. Ben dies, Mary and Ben had 3 children, Ben has a love child

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STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESSFUL PRIMARY SUCCESSION

STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESSFUL PRIMARY SUCCESSION. Jim Cooper President NSW Primary Principals Association. The Succession Challenge – ACEL Macquarie University, July 27, 2011. SETTING THE CONTEXT . . . .

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Succession

Succession . Re-Cap. Form And Manner Section 6,7 and 9 Gifts to Interested Parties The Judicial Dispensing Power Incorporation by Reference. Rectification Power. Section 26 and 27 Clerical Does not give effect to testators intention. Revocation. Involuntary Marriage -s 12

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Primary and secondary succession.

Primary and secondary succession. By: Sean McCollum, K ailee C andia , Marina Funes , And O ctavia Henderson. Mouse. Common in N orth America. Omnivore . Nuicance . Blackberry. Common plant with berries. Thorned . Forest fire. Pretend a forest fire happened in this forest.

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Succession

Succession . JURISDICTION OF THE PROBATE. Probate and Administration Act , ss 40, 40A, 40B, 40C, 40D, 41, 41A, 63, 74, 90. JURISDICTION . In the Goods of Morton (1864) 164 ER 1338 (para. 8.55) In re Carlton [1924] VLR 237 (para. 8.50) In the Goods of Tamplin [1897] P 39 (para. 8.60)

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Succession

Succession. A community change in which new population of organisms replace existing ones. What causes succession?. Fires Mining Agriculture Logging Catastrophic events (floods, earthquakes, volcanic activity etc .) The first 4 bullets above are examples of

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Succession

Succession. Succession – orderly natural changes that take place in an ecosystem. There are two types. Primary succession. colonization of new sites by communities of organisms. Occurs where no life before. Starts with bare rock (often lava)→soil (dead organisms or transfer)

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Succession

Succession. Primary Succession. Defined: Establishment and development of an ecosystem in an uninhabited environment Starts with bare rock. Volcanic activity. Lava cools and hardens into rock, forming new land. Glaciers retreat. New land is exposed and ready to be inhabited.

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SUCCESSION

SUCCESSION. Succession: The orderly changes of plant life (producers) in an area. http://www.physicalgeography.net/fundamentals/images/succession.gif. PRIMARY CONSUMERS. The type of plants determine the order of primary consumers. (herbivores). www.clermont.inra.fr/ urh/eng/eq_acs.htm .

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Succession

Succession. Succession. Fire, floods, volcanoes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters can change communities in a short period of time. Even without a disaster, communities change. Succession

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Primary succession:

Succession: How communities come to be. Primary succession:.

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Primary succession

Primary succession.

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Draw the stages in PRIMARY succession Name:_____________________ PD:

Draw the stages in SECONDARY succession Name:_____________________ PD:____. Draw the stages in PRIMARY succession Name:_________________________ PD:____. Write about each stage in PRIMARY succession. Write about each stage in SECONDARY succession.

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Succession

Succession. Primary Succession. Defined: Establishment and development of an ecosystem in an uninhabited environment Volcanic lava creates new land Glaciers retreating exposing new land. Bare Rock. Lava cools and hardens into rock. Pioneer Species.

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Primary Succession

Primary Succession. Succession is the step by step process where one plant species establishes and is then out competed by another until the area reaches the climax community that can not be out competed.

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Primary Succession

Primary Succession. Primary succession- occurs on surfaces that are initially devoid of soil. Secondary Succession. Secondary succession- occurs in areas that have been disturbed but have not lost their soil. Aquatic Succession.

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Succession

Succession. Succession – is orderly, natural changes that take place in the community of an ecosystem. Types of Succession:. Primary succession – changes that occur on soil that has never supported life. Lava from volcanoes, glaciers retreating. Types of Succession:.

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