How are primary and secondary succession the same?

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They are both the same and different in some way. But, if you're looking for the similarities, they both "rebulid" the environment that has been damaged by nature itself or by humans. The only difference is Primary succession takes longer than secondary succession. I hope this helped! :-)

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