What does ecological succession describe?
AChange in species makeup of a community over time
BFlow of energy through a single food chain
CGrowth of one population within limited space
DSeasonal movement of animals between regions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Change in species makeup of a community over time
Succession is the gradual replacement of one set of species by another in a community as time passes.
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