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Q: What types of animals are in an old growth forest?
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What is the last stage of forest's development?

Old growth forest


Is a old growth forest a reusable resource?

no


What rhymes with old - growth forest?

mold


A forest that has never been harvested is called?

It is simply referred to as an "Old Growth Forest"


What has the author Tara Starr Fletcher written?

Tara Starr Fletcher has written: 'Do understory species characterize old-growth forests of southcentral Alaska' -- subject(s): Old growth forests, Forest ecology, Old growth forest ecology


Is the southern U.S home to old-growth forest?

Since most of the South's acreage was logged years ago, there is little of the old-growth forest that has aroused such strong environmental opposition in the Northwest.


Why is an old growth forest non renewable?

because it's old growth, and took many centuries to become massive in size


What has the author D G Bryant written?

D. G. Bryant has written: 'THEODOSIA'S FLOCK' 'The last frontier forests' -- subject(s): Old growth forests, Forest health, Forest policy, Old growth forest ecology


Why are forest in Alaska and the pacific north west called old growth forest?

Because they have existed for many years.


Are forest a renewable resource?

No


Are animals losing their homes because of cutting down trees?

Yes, many animals are adapted for life in the forest and cannot survive outside of that habitat. Animals adapted for old-growth forest are particularly vulnerable because it takes many decades, even centuries, for that type of habitat to emerge, and it cannot if people continually harvest trees.


What is an old growth forests?

About 10 percent of trees in the united states are found in old-growth forests, where the trees are hundreds of years old. these ares have never been logged.