Question

Which of the following statements is true about the process of succession?
Succession occurs differently in different places around the world.
Primary succession begins in areas with no previous vegetation.
Secondary succession occurs faster than primary succession does.
all of the above

Answer 1

all of the above

Answer 2

Thankyou (: I appreciate it.

Answer 3

Succession occurs differently in different places around the world. Why not all of the above?

Primary succession occurs only in areas with previous vegetation, so that answer can't be right. It's the growth of life after life has been killed off, like by fire.

and the guy is wrong

Answer 4

Okay, thankyou (: I was thinking so. :D But I appreciate both of your answers (:

Answer 5

Secondary succession usually occurs slower because after, say, a wildfire, then the area could have trees burnt down. So y ou'll have smaller plants growing in faster for primary succession but finally getting the trees back takes longer.

Answer 6

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_succession

It occurs in areas devoid of vegetation

Answer 7

secondary succession occurs faster because of the availability of vegetation

Answer 8

Now I am really confused -_-

Answer 9

Areas that previously had vegetation though, look at the question. "Primary succession begins in areas with no previous vegetation."

Answer 10

After a volcano or wildfire, that's when succession takes place. It wouldn't spontaneously take place in antarctica for instance.

Answer 11

Okay,

Answer 12

hmm... right

Answer 13

Im super confused you guys -_-

Answer 14

but I still say all of the above is true.

Answer 15

Why?

Answer 16

Who me or him?

Answer 17

because primary succession may occur in newly formed landmasses, such as an island formed from a volcanic event

Answer 18

Yeah, true, I guess typically though new land masses don't arise... But that's just perspective really. It's kinda ambiguous questioning. I'm not sure myself lol.

Answer 19

I am going to go with all the above. Thankyou to you both (:

Answer 20

whenever you encounter ambiguity in questions, Occam's Razor is your friend :-D

Answer 21

I became your fan Kainui.

Answer 22

Hahaha cool thanks, good luck.

Answer 23

Agdgdgdwngo, Right (: Yeah,

Kainui, Your welcome, Thankyou.

Answer 24

I got #3 right with the all above (:
I got number one wrong,,
Do you guys want to see the "?" I got wrong?

Answer 25

yes

Answer 26

1. All of the following are likely areas for secondary succession EXCEPT ____. (1 point)
(0 pts) flooded land
(1 pt) exposed coral reef
(0 pts) abandoned logging areas
(0 pts) the land after a forest fire

Answer 27

I answered it as flooded land. I got it wrong though. What would you answer this as?

Answer 28

Compared to the other choices, the exposed coral reef (pure carbonate) is devoid of soil and other nutrients required for secondary succession to take place.

Answer 29

So that would be wrong too? Or it would be right? (:

Answer 30

It would be the correct answer for that question.

Answer 31

Grr. I suck at Science -_-

Answer 32

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Answer 33

Thankyou for your help <3

Answer 34

Are you good at History?