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Anit [1.1K]
3 years ago
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1) Sucessão ecológica é o nome dado a uma série de mudanças que ocorrem nas comunidades de um determinado ecossistema. Sobre a s

ucessão primária, marque a alternativa correta: A sucessão primária ocorre em uma área que já foi ocupada por uma comunidade anteriormente. A sucessão primária pode acontecer em áreas desmatadas, por exemplo. A sucessão primária ocorre em ambientes estéreis, onde nunca houve a ocupação por seres vivos. A sucessão primária é o último estágio da sucessão ecológica.
Biology
1 answer:
dimaraw [331]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

A sucessão primária ocorre em ambientes estéreis, onde não havia vestígios de organismos vivos que a ocupassem antes. Esse ambiente pode ser um local vulcânico em que a lava derretida destruiu o meio ambiente ou foi causada por dunas. A comunidade inicial de organismos para habitar esses ambientes é conhecida como sucessores primários ou colonizadores primáriosrimários

Explanation:

Primary colonisers initiate primary succession as such they are important to the future of such environments. They are though breeds of organisms that make use of scarce resources to survive in harsh environments. Without their ability to survive, there will be little or no way other forms of succession can take place. Reasons, why they may not persist, maybe too much stress imposed on them by the environment and above all their inability to compete when other successors come on board.

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