Question

in which environment could secondary succession take place? a thick forest with a diverse ecosystem and lots of rainfall in a deep sea area that inhabits only a few organisms a sparse field that is experiencing a drought

Explanation:

Secondary succession occurs in an area that has pre - existing soil and was once colonized by living organisms but has been disturbed. A thick forest with a diverse ecosystem is a place where secondary succession could occur after a disturbance like a fire or logging. The deep - sea area is a primary succession environment as it starts from a bare substrate. A sparse field experiencing drought is not a typical environment for secondary succession as it lacks the necessary pre - existing biological community in a healthy state for succession to occur in the context of secondary succession.

Answer:

a thick forest with a diverse ecosystem and lots of rainfall