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Primary or 1° takes longer to regrow because soil is ultimately destroyed. Secondary or 2° takes a shorter time because the soil is still there after the destruction. Primary also takes an extended period of time since there is nothing but rock, which results in a pioneer species being needed to restart the ecosystem.

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1° Succession is the orderly and predictable series of events through which a stable ecosystem forms a previously uninhabited region.

Occurs in regions with a sense of soil and living organisms

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2° Succession is the process relating to community growth or change that takes place when a habitat is disturbed or damaged.

Usually faster than primary succession because soil and nutrients are already shown due to ‘normalization’

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We chose this video because it animates primary succession after a volcano destroyed the ecosystem and left the surface covered in solid rock.

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We chose this video because it shows how after a fire, the soil is still in tact, and new plants can grow. The time lapse only shows 8 weeks after the fire and the vegetation was already grown; it shows how quickly it can take place.

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The somewhat predictable series of changes over time that are experienced by a community of species

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Species that are well adapted for colonization

PS colonize the newly exposed land FIRST

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A stable community that “completes” the succession process

Once the climax community is disturbed, there is no guarantee that the community will ever return to its climax state

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Newsela | The role of wildland fires in an ecosystem

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Wildland fires started in nature or by humans.