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Froggy Jumps Secondary Succession QuizOnline version Rapid post-disturbance recovery by dana owies 1 What best defines secondary succession? a Recovery of a ecosystem after a disturbance leaving soil intact b Development on newly formed land with no soil c Creation of a new habitat by volcanic lava 2 Which event commonly triggers secondary succession? a A disturbance that leaves soil intact (e.g., fire, flood) b Glacial formation covering land c Volcanic lava creating new rock 3 What is typically the first colonizers in secondary succession? a Weedy grasses and herbs b Mature oak trees c Large predators 4 How does time compare between primary and secondary succession? a Secondary is faster because soil and seed bank remain b Primary is faster because wind disperses seeds c Secondary is slower due to soil loss 5 Which soil condition is usually preserved in secondary succession? a Soil is replaced with bare rock b Soil is still present and capable of supporting life c Soil is completely eroded 6 Which stage is typical in secondary succession? a Mature forest immediately appearing b Grasses and shrubs followed by young trees c Desertification with cacti only 7 What is a pioneer species in many secondary successional communities? a Old-growth canopy trees b Aquatic algae only c Weeds and fast-growing forbs 8 Which factor accelerates secondary succession? a Disturbance that leaves seed source in place b Complete sterilization of soil c Persistent drought with no seeds 9 How does secondary succession impact biodiversity over time? a Increases as new species establish and niches fill b Decreases due to competition only c Remains the same forever

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Secondary Succession QuizOnline version

Rapid post-disturbance recovery

by dana owies

What best defines secondary succession?

Recovery of a ecosystem after a disturbance leaving soil intact

Development on newly formed land with no soil

Creation of a new habitat by volcanic lava

Which event commonly triggers secondary succession?

A disturbance that leaves soil intact (e.g., fire, flood)

Glacial formation covering land

Volcanic lava creating new rock

What is typically the first colonizers in secondary succession?

Weedy grasses and herbs

Mature oak trees

Large predators

How does time compare between primary and secondary succession?

Secondary is faster because soil and seed bank remain

Primary is faster because wind disperses seeds

Secondary is slower due to soil loss

Which soil condition is usually preserved in secondary succession?

Soil is replaced with bare rock

Soil is still present and capable of supporting life

Soil is completely eroded

Which stage is typical in secondary succession?

Mature forest immediately appearing

Grasses and shrubs followed by young trees

Desertification with cacti only

What is a pioneer species in many secondary successional communities?

Old-growth canopy trees

Aquatic algae only

Weeds and fast-growing forbs

Which factor accelerates secondary succession?

Disturbance that leaves seed source in place

Complete sterilization of soil

Persistent drought with no seeds

How does secondary succession impact biodiversity over time?

Increases as new species establish and niches fill

Decreases due to competition only

Remains the same forever

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Secondary Succession QuizOnline version

by dana owies

What best defines secondary succession?

Which event commonly triggers secondary succession?

What is typically the first colonizers in secondary succession?

How does time compare between primary and secondary succession?

Which soil condition is usually preserved in secondary succession?

Which stage is typical in secondary succession?

What is a pioneer species in many secondary successional communities?

Which factor accelerates secondary succession?

How does secondary succession impact biodiversity over time?

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