Answer:
The right option is; C) Climax communities
Step-by-step explanation:
Climax communities are communities of organisms (plants, animals and fungi) that have reached a steady stage and remain stable with each other and their environment for a long period of time. A climax community is the last stage of ecological succession which remains relatively stable until affected by a disturbing event such as fire. Tundra, deciduous, coniferous, and tropical rain forests are examples of climax communities.