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Secondary succession: A. leads to a stable, persistent community. B. reaches completion in about 15 years. C. occurs in areas lacking vegetation where soil is present. D. typically begins with lichens. E. would occur on a sand dune.

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Option C.

Secondary succession occurs in areas lacking vegetation where soil is present.

Explanation:

  • Secondary succession always occurs in the place where there had been community living, but were destroyed.
  • These succession occurs in the place that lacks the vegetation.
  • For example: after the forest fire, the vegetation is destroyed but the soil is present. The succession in forest after massive forest fire is secondary succession.
  • If the place has never been colonized before then primary succession occurs.

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