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In coastal areas, wind moves sand, blowing away or engulfing the soil, and eventually creating sand dunes::primary succession
The introduction of livestock to an area leads to over-grazing that removes native grasses::secondary succession
A forest is cleared to gather lumber used for building houses::secondary succession
A lava flow down the side of a volcano destroys all vegetation and eventually turns into volcanic rock when it cools and hardens::primary succession
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What type of succession does this passage describe?

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phytoplankton
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grasses and shrubs
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frogs
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Western Lowland gorilla populations have dropped sixty percent in the past twenty-five years due to poaching, habitat loss, and, mainly, disease. Their numbers are expected to keep dropping, and the s:endangered species
The Eastern gemfish population has declined due to commercial fishing. New protection efforts seem to be helping the population slowly recover::threatened species
The golden toad was forced from its breeding sites when erratic weather caused pools to dry up. No frogs have been found in over two decades::extinct species
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Which species is the pioneer species?

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phytoplankton
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grasses and shrubs
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frogs
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X extinct speciesendangered speciesthreatened species

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