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Imagine a barren land where once existed a forest. Due to deforestation and fire in that forest, all the species got extinct. A new species came, colonized and expanded in this forest. What kind of succession pattern did this species follow?

Imagine a barren land where once existed a forest. Due to deforestation and fire in that forest, all the species got extinct. A new species came, colonized and expanded in this forest. What kind of succession pattern did this species follow? Correct Answer Secondary succession

The species in the above example follow a secondary succession. A biological succession occurring in the barren area where there, once life existed is known as secondary succession.

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