Biology, 14.01.2021 19:10, joewiii10

If the forest is left untouched, how will the forest change over time?

The forest will remain unchanged.
The forest will remain unchanged.

The forest will be repopulated by trees and eventually become a forest again.
The forest will be repopulated by trees and eventually become a forest again.

The area will erode and remain without life.
The area will erode and remain without life.

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If the forest is left untouched, how will the forest change over time?

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