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How does the loss of species affect the entire ecosystem​

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"When a species becomes extinct, they reduce the variety of animals, plants, or bird species from that ecosystem resulting in the extinction of the other species that were dependent on them. Different species are playing different roles in the ecosystem to maintain a balance of the world." Credits to outside sources that it won't let me say :(

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Declining biodiversity lowers an ecosystem's productivity (the amount of food energy that is converted into the biomass) and lowers the quality of the ecosystem's services (which often include maintaining the soil, purifying water that runs through it, and supplying food and shade, etc.).

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