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The climax community (Multiple Choice)

The climax community
a. is formed by species with the greatest range of environmental tolerance.
b. is the most common community found in an area.
c. changes over time.
d. is well adapted to the climate and persists until the climate changes.
e. is seasonal.

Question 2

Farmland that is under regular and continued tillage will not
a. undergo succession.
b. produce a climax community.
c. experience competition.
d. suffer from the effects of disturbance.
e. develop species diversity.

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