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The first organism to live in an ecosystem often lichens? Primary secession Climax community Secondary succession Pioneer species Fire- climax community Ecological succession
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The first organism to live in an ecosystem often lichens?

Primary secession
Climax community
Secondary succession
Pioneer species
Fire- climax community
Ecological succession

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I think is Primary Succession!
Hope this help
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