Question

A desert area has many species of cactus and brush as well as birds, snakes, lizards, and rodents.
This desert is an example of a what:
1) climax community,
2) pioneer species,
3) disturbance,
4) secondary succession.

Answer 1

Answer:

climax community,

Explanation:

After the primary succession, then secondary succession. There is a stable community called climax community is reached whose characteristics does not change with time. So, desert is an example of pioneer community

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Answer 2

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climax community

Explanation:

The answer to the question is climax community. Once the vegetation in an area has reached a steady state, it can sustain a population of animals, creating a climax community, a collection of organisms that are sustainable and are best adapted to the average environment. In the case here, a desert composed of cactus and brush as well as birds.

snakes, lizards, and rodents would definitely be considered a climax community to sustain all those species.

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