2

The 1988 fires of Yellowstone

National Park cleared large areas of

vegetation, leaving nothing but soll

intact. When life returns to a

previously established community

such as Yellowstone, this process is -

F primary succession

G

H

J

biodiversity

secondary succession

speciation

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Zaria Wood

Biology

24 July, 20:51

2

The 1988 fires of Yellowstone

National Park cleared large areas of

vegetation, leaving nothing but soll

intact. When life returns to a

previously established community

such as Yellowstone, this process is -

F primary succession

G

H

J

biodiversity

secondary succession

speciation

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Krista Fox · Answer 1

secondary succession

Explanation:

secondary succession is when a plants and animals return to a previously inhabited area that was significantly altered by a disturbance

2The 1988 fires of YellowstoneNational Park cleared large areas ofvegetation, leaving nothing but sollintact. When life returns to apreviously established communitysuch as Yellowstone, this process is -F primary successionGHJbiodiversitysecondary successionspeciation

2

The 1988 fires of Yellowstone

National Park cleared large areas of

vegetation, leaving nothing but soll

intact. When life returns to a

previously established community

such as Yellowstone, this process is -

F primary succession

G

H

J

biodiversity

secondary succession

speciation