Overview
Primary Succession
Secondary Succession
Review
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Name two types natural disasters

Hurricanes, tornados, drought, forest fires, floods, etc.

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What the first step in primary succession?

Starts with bare rocks

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What is the first step of secondary succession?

An event occurs to disturb the soil (forest fire, farming, logging etc.)

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What is the difference between a biotic and abiotic factor

Biotic is living (animals and plants) biotic is non-living (sun, wind, rocks, water)

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How do pioneer species seeds travel?

Wind and water

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What is the second step of primary succession?

pioneer species move onto the rocks and begin to grow

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What is the second step of secondary succession?

Grasses and tree seedling repopulate the soil in a short period of time

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How does birth and death rate impact a population

it increases and decreases the number of organisms in the population

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Define Succession

The natural, gradual change in communities over time

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What is the third step of primary succession?

Pioneer species die and create soil where plants can grow

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What is the third step of secondary succession?

Trees begin to grow crowding low growing plants

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What is direct oberservation

Counting each organism in a space

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What is a pioneer species?

small plants that grow on rocks, the first to repopulate an area (lichen, moss)

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What is the fourth step of primary succession?

New plant communities grow

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What is the fourth step of secondary succession?

A mature tree community becomes estabilshed

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What is emigration and immigration?

Emigration- leaving a space/community

Immigration- moving to a space or community