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Eco chapter 19

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Define succession

back 1

The process by which the species composition of a community changes over time.

front 2

Define seral stage

back 2

Each stage of community change during the process of succession

front 3

Define pioneer species

back 3

The earliest species to arrive at a site

front 4

Define climax community

back 4

The final seral stage in the process of succession

front 5

Describe the differences between direct and indirect studies of succession.

back 5

Making a continuous timeline of succession via direct observations vs inferential methods (like carbon dating material in lake sediments and examining chronosequences)

front 6

What assumptions must be made when studying a chronosequence?

back 6

- All the organisms that colonize

front 7

What is the difference between primary and secondary succession?

back 7

Succession beginning in an environment without organic soil vs an environment which has organic soil