The house fly develops in four stages: egg, larva, pupal, and adult.
The correct answer is it always occurs in a predictable pattern.
Ecological successsion is defined as a <em>change in the structure of species of an ecological community over a period of tim</em>e. The succession that begins in a new environment by uninfluence of pre-existing species is called primary succession. The disruption of pre-existing community because of succession is called secondary succession. Ecological succession happens in a predictable pattern. The ecological communities undergoes predictable change which creates a disturbance or initial formation of new habitat. This changes occurs in an orderly manner and can be best explained by the example of trees how they grow bigger and bigger.
The sun evaporates the water from ponds, oceans...etc. There the water turns into water vapor, a gas. Then it participates from the cloud and restarts all over again.
Receptors are loated in the sense organs.
