Multiple Choice
Grazers can change climax communities because they
A) consume palatable plants.
B) inhibit plants that are not resistant to trampling.
C) alter soil conditions with their waste.
D) alter natural predator-prey dynamics.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q40: Why might a forest contain both climax
Q41: Why don't climax species colonize gaps in
Q42: What information about species is needed to
Q43: In the study of Oregon intertidal communities,
Q44: Succession is best studied using<br>A) indirect observations.<br>B)
Q46: Suppose that seeds from large canopy trees
Q47: A sequence of communities that exist over
Q48: The assumptions behind the valid use of
Q49: <img src="https://d2lvgg3v3hfg70.cloudfront.net/TB7728/.jpg" alt=" (Figure 19.11) These
Q50: Terrestrial primary succession begins with<br>A) lichens and