Forests Reach Their Greatest Ecological Complexity When _____________

question 2

Multiple Choice

Forests reach their greatest ecological complexity when _____________.

• A) shrubs and other ground cover plants are absent
• B) they are frequently logged using clear-cutting
• C) in the early stages of recovering from logging
• D) they are mature and exhibit a multi-level canopy
• E) they are frequently burned

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Definitions:

Physiological Arousal

The body's physical response to stimuli, which can include increased heart rate, sweating, and heightened senses.

Withdraws Socially

A behavior where an individual pulls back from social interactions, often due to psychological stress or discomfort.

Inappropriate Moments

Situations or behavior that are not suitable or proper in a given context or situation.

Sadness

An emotional state characterized by feelings of disappointment, loss, or helplessness, usually of a less intense nature than grief or depression.