
Ecological Succession Lesson
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Science
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7th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
Standards-aligned
Meagan [HMS]
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27 Slides • 10 Questions
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Draw
Predict the Correct order of events
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We will discuss and describe primary
and secondary succession
I will describe the difference between
primary and secondary succession
Write the “I will” in Notebook
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- predictable sequence of events
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Multiple Choice
What is the process called when a community of organisms slowly replaces another?
Ecology
Ecological Succession
Primary Succession
Secondary Succession
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Your Warm-Up was an example of Succession
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-No plants or animals existed in the area
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When LAVA cools down, it hardens and turns in to
rock
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Pioneer Species
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Starts with nothing, then grows plants and animals over time
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Multiple Choice
Primary Succession starts with
Lichens and mosses
Bare Rock
Trees
Soil
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Multiple Choice
What is an example of a pioneer species in Primary Succession?
Bare rock
Moss & Lichen
Grasses then shrubs
Small trees then large trees
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Multiple Choice
What is a pioneer species?
stable point where few new plants colonize
first organisms to live in an area
process by which a community of organisms slowly replaces another
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Which of the following shows a climax community? Justify
your answer.
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Multiple Choice
What is a climax community?
the first organisms to live in an area
when the community reaches a stable point where few new plants colonize
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Multiple Choice
How long does Primary Succession take?
one year
hundreds of years
20 years
40 years
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-unlike primary succession, it starts
with soil instead of bare rock
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Caused by a catastrophic event (EXCEPT
volcanic eruption)
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Turn and Talk: Catastrophic Events
What is a catastrophic event, and what are some
examples?
A catastrophic event is _________. Examples include _______.
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(With soil)
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(With soil present)
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Climax Community: A stable community that has reached
equilibrium
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Multiple Choice
Secondary succession starts with
Lichens and Mosses
Bare rock
Soil
Trees
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Multiple Choice
Secondary Succession only happens after
a volcanic erruption that makes bare rock
a catastrophic event that exposes soil
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Draw
What is the pioneer species in this example of secondary succession? Please circle your answer.
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What is the difference between Primary and
Secondary Succession?
Closure: Independent Activity
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