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Greg Corace Forests differ based on past management activities and site conditions (e.g., soils, water, climate). Differences in forests can be observed through comparisons of plant and animal communities and other non-living (abiotic) characteristics, such as forest light levels. Forests can also be arranged on a continuum of natural ecological disturbance. As the reader may recall, an ecological disturbance is a process that impacts the amount of living material in a forest. Common ecologica...