Communities of plants and animals develop through stages. Most (but not all) develop into a stable group of plants and animals that do not change much over time, unless some significant disturbance occurs. This long-term, stable, community is called a community. main-sequence disturbance-adapted obdurate endpoint cimax primary endangered

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