Question

Secondary succession is often found in which of the following

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is option A(1). Hence Secondary succession is found in estuaries.

Explanation:

There are two types of successions:

• Primary succession and secondary succession.
• Secondary or optional progression is a reaction to an aggravation, for instance, woodland fire, wave, surge, or a deserted field.
• It happens when an ecosystem existed  but has been disturbed.
• An estuary is a mostly encased seaside collection of saline water with at least one waterways or streams streaming into it, and with a free association with the vast ocean. Estuaries frame a progress zone between stream situations and sea conditions.
• Some any type of natural disaster like storm in estuaries will be an example of secondary succession.
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Answer 2

The correct answer is estuaries.  

An array of community modifications that occurs on a previously colonized, but damaged or disturbed habitat is known as secondary succession.  

For example, in estuaries, the secondary succession could be demonstrated by a hurricane coming to an already fertile estuary, damaging the majority of animals and plants, and then other species come and re-populate the region that is already fertile.