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Which of the following is the 'climax community' in a typical forest succession?
AGrasses
BShrubs
CLarge trees
DLichens
✓ Correct Answer: C — Large trees
A climax community is the final, stable stage of succession; for a forest, this consists of mature, large trees.
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