What happens when the top predator is removed from a ecosystem?

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Ziaullah Khan · Answer 1 · 2016-08-14T03:10:59+0000

When a top predator is removed from a ecosystem this leads to a general increase in the populations of most other forms of life in the ecosystem, since there is no single predator consuming most of the life in the food chain.

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