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The Marianas flying fox is a species of bat found in the Pacific islands that plays an important role in pollination and seed dispersal.
Hunting and habitat destruction have contributed to a drastic decline in their population. If this continues, what would be a consequence of the extinction of the Marianas flying fox?

Organisms dependent on the flying fox would adapt to other organisms.

Plant populations would flourish due to lack of competition for resources.

The region would experience more extreme climatic conditions due to instability of plant and animal species.

Other animal and plant populations dependent on the flying fox would also decrease and may become extinct.

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adding ladybugs to the fields of crops

cutting down only selected trees in a field

spraying pesticides that target only some insect species

using modern machinery that is more environmentally friendly

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There will be an increase in production by the coral reef, adding to stability.

Increased erosion will lead to an increase in sediment, damaging the coral reefs.

With fewer trees, the coral reefs will receive more sunlight, increasing biodiversity.

Plant and animal populations on land will decrease, leading to an increase in predators in the coral reefs.