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Primary Succession Greatest Biodiversity Little Biodiversity Climax Community What is happening to the amount of soil over time? What is happening to the size of the types of plants? What is happening to the amount of biodiversity in the ecosystem over time? Why is that? Observations Observations Starts with Lichens: bare Pioneer rock Species (or lava) II II IV V VI VII VIII Time Hundreds to Thousdands of Years

Primary Succession Greatest Biodiversity Little Biodiversity Climax Community What is happening to the amount of soil over time? What is happening to the size of the types of plants? What is happening to the amount of biodiversity in the ecosystem over time? Why is that? Observations Observations Starts with Lichens: bare Pioneer rock Species (or lava) II II IV V VI VII VIII Time Hundreds to Thousdands of Years

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Chapter20: Ecosystems And The Biosphere

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