How are pioneer species different from climax communities?

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Jarryd · Answer 1 · 2019-01-26T03:51:19+0000

Pioneer species are the first of their kind in a new (or newly formed) area. Climax communities are the result of many years of evolution and will likely not have another species intrude on their progress.

How are pioneer species different from climax communities?

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