Why Would Seed Viability Be Longer with Early-Successional Species Versus

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Multiple Choice

Why would seed viability be longer with early-successional species versus late-successional species?

• A) Early-successional species produce fewer seeds.
• B) Seeds from early-successional plants may not germinate until conditions change after a disturbance.
• C) Early-successional species' seeds often are eaten by animals.
• D) Early-successional species' seeds are shade tolerant.

Comprehend the functions and significance of the cerebral cortex.

Identify the roles of various brain regions in perception (visual, auditory).

Understand the functions of the hypothalamus in motivation and behavior.

Recognize the impact of damage to specific brain regions on behavior and ability.

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