The diagram shows the communities of plants during a process of secondary succession. The process leads to a climax community of a forest of oaks, hickory, and other hardwood trees. Time 3 years 5 years 40+ years What BEST describes the communities of animals that occur during this process? O A The animal communities remain about the same, and do not undergo succession. B. The animal communities become smaller in population size and less diverse over time. O C. The animal communities become larger in population size and more diverse over time. O D. The animal communities become larger in population size and keep the same diversity over time.

The diagram shows the communities of plants during a process of secondary succession. The process leads to a climax community of a forest of oaks, hickory, and other hardwood trees. Time 3 years 5 years 40+ years What BEST describes the communities of animals that occur during this process? O A The animal communities remain about the same, and do not undergo succession. B. The animal communities become smaller in population size and less diverse over time. O C. The animal communities become larger in population size and more diverse over time. O D. The animal communities become larger in population size and keep the same diversity over time.

Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter1: The Study Of Life

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