Question

Unlike secondary succession, primary succession

A. occurs in an area where existing communities still exist.
B. has the challenge of occuring in areas where no community exists at all.
C. proceeds at a much faster rate.
D. leads to an increased number of different species over time.

Answer 1

The answer is B. Primary succession is like the initial part of inhabitation. In fact, it’s so difficult to start off that the life forms we see existing at those points tend to be non complex.