In the rainforest, some superior trees are replacing others in an extremely slow process.

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In the rainforest,some superior trees are replacing others in an extremely slow process．
在热带雨林里，一些更好的树种将在极其缓慢的过程中取代其他树种。
由题干中的superior trees定位到原文画线处。
[G]段提到热带雨林中树木的多样性可能是由于一些树种比其他树种更好，它们正处于从其他树种那里接管雨林的过程中，但是这个过程可能要经历几个世纪。题干中的replacing对应原文中的taking over,故选[G]。

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