How is a climax community different than a primitive community?

a. The types of organisms present in a climax community are more complex.

b. Primitive communities tend to have less biodiversity than climax communities.

c. Climax communities are more stable than primitive communities.

d. All of the above

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Charlee Wise

Geography

19 July, 11:20

How is a climax community different than a primitive community?

a. The types of organisms present in a climax community are more complex.

b. Primitive communities tend to have less biodiversity than climax communities.

c. Climax communities are more stable than primitive communities.

d. All of the above

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Damari Davila · Answer 1

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "d. All of the above." A climax community is a community consisting of plants and animals which by the process of ecological succession has reached a stable state. Primitive communities tend to have less biodiversity than climax communities. Climax communities are more stable than primitive communities.