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Awilson837

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If a forest fire destroyed the vegetation in an area, but left some vestiges of the previously functioning community and the soil intact, what type of succession would follow?
 
  A) primary
  B) secondary
  C) tertiary
  D) quaternary

Question 2

When rock strata are strained beyond their ability to remain an intact unit, displacement occurs in a process known as
 
  A) folding.
  B) faulting.
  C) broad warping.
  D) stressing.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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