

Ecological Succession Crawford
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Science
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7th - 9th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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6 Slides • 10 Questions
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Ecological succession
Primary and Secondary succession

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Pioneer Species
* Bacteria,
*lichens that grow on bare rock and help make soil
*Green Algae
* Fungus
*Mosses
These species help break down their environment or as they die will help create a form of soil, allowing organisms to grow.
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Succession of Ponds
1. Once a pond is created seed are flown in by birds or deposited by mammals.
2. As established plants grow and die they sink to the bottom to help fill shallow water.
3. Eventually plants emergent plants cover the pond
4. In time the soft, wet ground of the marsh will overtake by plants and dry out.
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Multiple Choice
The picture below represents the transormation (change) of an area avter a volcano eruption. Climax Community is represneted by the letter ____
A
B
E
F
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Climax communities
Are essentially completed environments that have reached their stability
They have moved beyond simple algae and bacteria to become a completed ecosystem
Made up of autotrophs and heterotrophs
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Multiple Choice
The picture below represents the transformation (Change) of an area after a forest first. Climax Community is represented by the stages ___
1
8
1 and 8
5
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Primary Succession
The change from no life to life after a thousand years. Pioneer species create the foundation. Eventually more advanced life will develop as the other life dies it creates soil.
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Multiple Choice
Secondary succession occurs in a place where an ecosystem has been destroyed by natural disaster or human impact. Which occurrence represents the first step in growth of organisms to replace the organisms that were depleted in the ecosystem by secondary succession?
Grasses Growing in the soil layers
lichens grow on bare rocks
the growth of shade trees
the growth of pine trees
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secondary Succession
Can occur both naturally and artificially, such as fire or flood. Similar to primary always begins with a barren surface, whereas secondary success begins in environments that already possess soil.
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Multiple Choice
Natural disasters such as flooding and tornadoes are linked to ___
primary
old fields
secondary
ecosystems
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Multiple Choice
What type of succession is shown going from figure A to Firgure B?
Primary succession
secondary succession
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Multiple Choice
Primary succession occurs in area with
very little soil
no soil
lots of soil
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Multiple Choice
What is the name give to lichen or algae after primary succession
pioneer species
founder species
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Multiple Choice
After a volcantic erutptio, lava covers the land, what order that plants gro to repopulate the area?
Lichen -->Shrubs-->Grasses--> Trees
Lichens--> Grasses-->Shrubs--> Trees
Lichens--> Grasses-->shrubs--> Trees
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Open Ended
Use the picture below to show how an aquatic succession occurs. Arrange the stages in order from least complex to most.
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Open Ended
List 2 abiotic factors and 2 Biotic Factors
Ecological succession
Primary and Secondary succession

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