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Question
Differentiate between primary and secondary succession provided one example of each.
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Solution
| Primary Succession | Secondary Succession | |
| 1. | It starts in areas where no previous life ever existed. | It starts in areas where previous life forms have been destroyed |
| 2. | Soil is absent in the area at the beginning of primary succession |
Soil is present in the area where secondary succession begins. |
| 3. | It is a very slow process. | It is faster than primary succession |
| 4. | Example: Succession on newly cooled lava | Example: Succession in a burnt forest |
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