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Question 13 • * FL-2001340-Environmental Science Sem 2

How is a climax community different than a primitive community?

Answer

The types of organisms present in a climax community are more complex.

Primitive communities tend to have less biodiversity than climax communities.

Climax communities are more stable than primitive communities.

All of the above

Explanation

A climax community develops through succession and is generally more mature than a primitive community. It tends to include more complex organisms, greater biodiversity, and greater stability. Since statements a, b, and c are all true, the correct choice is “All of the above.”

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