Answer: secondary succession
Explanation: An ecological succession can be defined as a change that occur in the biotic community of the ecosystem with respect to the changes that occur in the abiotic factors like water, soil and climatic conditions with respect to time.
Secondary succession can be defined as the changes that occur in an area which was previously occupied by the living species and the area was disturbed by either human intervention or natural calamity.
Brazil clear cut is an example of secondary succession because after the clear cut some precursors like seeds, roots and other parts of the plants or trees can support the regrowth of plants and trees. Initiating the succession again.
Answer:
both could be correct
Explanation:
It usually depends on how fast or how severe the change is, if its mild or happenes slowly over time they may adapt, if it is extreame or happenes very quickly the species could very well die out.
I believe that the answer is chemical change
The eocene organisms had clear primate characteristics like a postorbital bar, opposable thumbs, nails, and a large brain are Omomydids and Adapids.
The adapids were lemur like primates and the omomydids which includes the probable ancestors of apes and monkeys and Tarsiidae (tarsiers). They are organisms of the eocene epoch present about 34 to 55 million years ago.
They are considered to be the early primates. Their primates characteristics are forward oriented eyes, postorbital bar, opposable thumbs, nails, large brain and adaptation to live in the tree.
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