The invasion of a new community in a bare area is initiated by:
Correct answer: B. Migration
- A. Ecesis
- B. Migration
- C. Aggregation
- D. All of these
Explanation
Migration is the arrival or dispersal of organisms into a bare area, so it initiates community invasion. Ecesis is establishment after arrival, while aggregation is the increase and grouping of individuals.
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