Which of the following could result in secondary succession?

a. the formation of a tall sand dune on a previously grassy beach

b. a vast glacier in motion forming a U-shaped valley on its wake

c. a volcanic eruption that covers most of what used to be a forest

d. an introduced species that devastates native plants as it feeds

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11 April, 18:43

Which of the following could result in secondary succession?

a. the formation of a tall sand dune on a previously grassy beach

b. a vast glacier in motion forming a U-shaped valley on its wake

c. a volcanic eruption that covers most of what used to be a forest

d. an introduced species that devastates native plants as it feeds

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Rigoberto Pittman · Answer 1

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "b. a vast glacier in motion forming a U-shaped valley on its wake." The statement that could result in secondary succession is that b. a vast glacier in motion forming a U-shaped valley on its wake