Question

Secondary succession occurs in areas where a disturbance has removed most or all of the species living in the previous ecological community but has left behind rich soil. This is what happens when farmland is left unattended for a season. Some species from the previous community may remain and recolonize the area after the disturbance, while others may be completely eliminated. What are some examples of secondary succession? Select ALL that apply.

A) A glacier recedes, leaving behind newly exposed land masses. Eliminate B) A tornado levels many miles of forest land in the southeast. C) A flash flood buries large amounts of land in a coastal area. D) A forest fire wipes out many acres of land in southern California. E) A volcano erupts, covering miles of Hawaiian island in fresh lava flow.

Answer 1

I dont know if I'm right but it's C

Answer 2

C) A flash flood buries large amounts of land in a coastal area.

Explanation: It will make the land moist and healthy for crops