Primary and Secondary Ecological Succession Tend to Increase Biodiversity of Communities

question 49

True/False

Primary and secondary ecological succession tend to increase biodiversity of communities and ecosystems by increasing species richness and interactions among species.

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Definitions:

Malthusian Trap

A theory suggesting that population growth tends to outpace agricultural production, leading to periodic shortages, starvation, and population checks.

Population Growth

The increase in the number of individuals in a population, often examined in the context of human societies.

Urban Area

A geographical area characterized by higher population density and vast human structures in comparison to areas surrounding it.

Suburbs

Residential areas on the outskirts of a city or large town.