A succession exhibiting changes in the communities at a place is described as:
Correct answer: A. Biotic succession
- A. Biotic succession
- B. Physiographic succession
- C. Climatic succession
- D. Geographic succession
Explanation
Biotic succession is the progressive replacement of one biological community by another at the same site. Physiographic and geographic succession refer to changes associated mainly with landform or spatial location, not the general community sequence.
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