In which order do organisms return to an area after a major disruption?

A. producers - -> secondary consumers - -> primary consumers

B. producers - -> primary consumers - -> secondary consumers

C. primary consumers - -> secondary consumers - -> producers

D. primary consumers - -> producers - -> secondary consumers

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Biology

Hank

29 January, 22:44

In which order do organisms return to an area after a major disruption?

A. producers - -> secondary consumers - -> primary consumers

B. producers - -> primary consumers - -> secondary consumers

C. primary consumers - -> secondary consumers - -> producers

D. primary consumers - -> producers - -> secondary consumers

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Monica Meyers · Answer 1

The correct option is B) producers - -> primary consumers - -> secondary consumers.

Explanation:

After a major disruption has destroyed a land, small plants will begin to accumulate on the land. With the passage of time, the area will become flourished with producers again.

Primary consumers can be described as organisms which feed on the producers. Hence after producers the primary consumers will begin to inhabit this land as their will be enough food foe them here.

Secondary consumers feed on primary consumers. After primary consumers inhabit the land, secondary consumers will also invade this land in search of food.