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Which community remains stable as long as the environment remains unchanged?
Explanation
Climax community represents final successional stage with equilibrium between biotic potential and environmental carrying capacity. It remains stable and self-perpetuating until disturbance alters climate or substrate, unlike transient pioneer or seral stages.
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