Ecosystems change with succession by supporting more species due to abiotic changes, offering greater habitat variety, increasing biodiversity, developing more complex food webs, and accumulating more biomass.
1 - abiotic environment can support greater number of species 2 - greater variety of habitats 3 - increased biodiversity (species diversity) 4 - more complex food webs 5 - increased biomass
| Front | How does an ecosystem change with succession? (5) |
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| Back | 1 - abiotic environment can support greater number of species 2 - greater variety of habitats 3 - increased biodiversity (species diversity) 4 - more complex food webs 5 - increased biomass |
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