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During ecological SUCCESSION, new species move into an area and colonize it. Subsequently, these species are also replaced by newer species.

Ecological succession can be defined as the process by which communities, i.e., a group of populations living in a determined area, change (evolve) over time.

This concept (ecological succession) refers to the sequential natural process of colonization of species in a particular ecosystem.

Ecological succession involves several consecutive stages:

  • Nudation
  • Invasion
  • Competence between species
  • Climax stage (stabilization)

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