Secondary succession ____________. - Vidyadip

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Secondary succession ____________.

A
begins on a bare rock
B
is similar to primary succession except that it bas a relatively fast pace
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occurs on a deforested site
D
follows primary succession

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Answer

Correct option: C.

occurs on a deforested site

C

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