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The duration of a complete ecological succession can vary widely depending on the environment and specific conditions, typically taking anywhere from several decades to thousands of years. Primary succession, which occurs in lifeless areas, may take longer—often hundreds to thousands of years—while secondary succession, which occurs in previously inhabited areas that have been disturbed, can take just a few decades. Factors such as climate, soil type, and disturbance events influence the speed of succession.
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