Question

in this picture of primary succession, what would be the final stage at the far right?
climax community
intermediate species
bare rock
pioneer species

Explanation:

Primary succession is the process of ecological succession that occurs in an area where no soil exists initially. The final stage of primary succession is the climax community. A climax community is a stable and mature ecological community that has reached a state of equilibrium with the environment. It is characterized by a diverse array of species that are well - adapted to the local conditions. In the context of primary succession on bare rock, over time, pioneer species (like lichens) start to break down the rock. Then intermediate species (such as grasses and shrubs) follow. Eventually, a climax community (which could be a forest community with large trees, various understory plants, and a complex web of animals and decomposers) is established.

Answer:

Climax community