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    Changes in North American Forest Climax Communities
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Changes in North American Forest Climax Communities

Question 77

Question 77

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Changes in North American forest climax communities


A) never occur.
B) can occur but may happen very slowly.
C) don't occur unless there is a gap in the canopy.
D) don't occur unless there is an environmental gradient.

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