This is worth 55 point ╰(*°▽°*)╯ A small, rocky island is home to a community of organisms. They include birds, insects, lichen, moss, shrubs, and small plants. Flooding during a storm damages the ecosystem, except for the lichen and moss.

Two students observe the changes to the island community during and after the storm. April classifies the changes as primary succession, whereas Snoopy classifies them as secondary succession. Which argument is supported by the evidence?

A)Snoopy is correct because the lichen and moss were disturbed, but remained on the island.

B)April is correct because lichen and moss were the first organisms to return to the island.

C)Both students are correct because the changes were caused by a natural event rather than by a human activity.

D)Neither student is correct because the changes were caused by human activity rather than by a natural event.

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