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A logger clears a forest and the forest re-grows over many subsequent years. Which type of succession represents the
regrowth of this forest?
A. Primary succession
C. Pioneer species
B. Secondary succession
D. Climax community



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Final answer:

Secondary succession is the process where a forest regrows after a disturbance, starting with pioneer species and culminating in a climax community.


Explanation:

Secondary succession is the type of succession that represents the regrowth of a forest after a disturbance like clearcut logging or wildfire. In this process, pioneer species, followed by intermediate species, gradually lead to the reestablishment of a climax community consisting of mature trees. This cycle continues until the next disturbance restarts the succession process.


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