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  • What is a process whereby an Ecosystem can renew itself?


  • Options
  • A. Succession
  • B. Reconstruction
  • C. Cleansing
  • D. Purification

  • Correct Answer
  • Succession 

    Explanation

    The process which wherein an Ecosystem may renew itself is known as Ecological Succession.

    The time scale may be decades or a million of years after a mass extinction. 

    It may be achieve over a period of time.

     

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