Plant - Animal Communities - Ecological Succession
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Ecological succession - the long-term replacement of one biome by another - follows a predictable pattern that can be traced from either a bare rock stage or a water environment to the appearance of a climax forest. Tracing both patterns shows that succession is controlleby climate and landform but may also be accelerated, interrupted and retarded by man.
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Ecological succession - the long-term replacement of one biome by another - follows a predictable pattern that can be traced from either a bare rock stage or a water environment to the appearance of a climax forest. Tracing both patterns shows that succession is controlleby climate and landform but may also be accelerated, interrupted and retarded by man. , Plant-Animal Communities: Ecological Succession. Coronet Instructional Films. 14 Min., Sd., B&W, 16 Mm. © Coronet Instructional Films, Division Of Esquire, Inc.; 2jan68; Mp17860. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
More in Plant-Animal Communities Series
- Plant-Animal Communities: The Changing Balance Of Nature. 1963
- Plant - Animal Communities - Physical Environment 1964
- Plant - Animal Communities - Interrelationships 1965
- Plant - Animal Communities - Ecological Succession 1968
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