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ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION…. … A NEW BEGINNING. A.Cook 2008 Work Cited: (click here). ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION. Ecological succession is defined as gradual changes of species that live in an area over time . There are two types of ecological succession: Primary Succession
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ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION… … A NEW BEGINNING. A.Cook 2008 Work Cited: (click here)
ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION Ecological successionis defined as gradual changes of species that live in an area over time. There are two types of ecological succession: • Primary Succession • Secondary Succession (click on one of the above to learn more)
PRIMARY SUCCESSION
Primary Succession occurs in places where there is no ___________. Some reasons for this could be… • Volcanic Eruptions • A Receding Glacier (click on one of the highlighted examples to observe succession in action).
The first organisms that inhabit an area are know as ____________________. Below is an example, known as ______________.
Now that soil is present, other smaller plants can grow such as ____________ and ____________. “PLACE IMAGES HERE”
As more plants die, the soil layer becomes thicker, making it possible for wildflowers, grasses, and other plants to grow.
These plants die… more soil….MORE SOIL = BIGGER PLANTS SHRUBS AND TREES
A variety of plants make it possible for a variety of ___________ to move in and survive. “PLACE IMAGES HERE”
A stable group of plants and animals that are the result of ecological succession is known as a _____________ community. WATCH IT HAPPEN
SECONDARY SUCCESSION
WORKS CITED http://www.castlefordschools.com/kent/07-08%20lessons/Lessons/Biology%20Lessons/chapter%2016%20&%2017/Biology%20Chapters%2016.htm Pearson, Prentice Hall. Biology 2008