true
well technically yes but no-ish
there are many factors like global warming and etc.
hope this helps
By several tries and studies
The principle of defense-in-depth<span> is that layered security mechanisms increase security of the </span>system<span> as a whole. </span>
The species was a keystone species.
Keystone species are the species that ''hold the ecosystem together''.
They have an important role in the trophic networks (food chains) and often they can even afflict changes in the abiotic part of the ecosystem (change the composition of soil, purify the water, lower the effect of the wind etc)
Therefore, when a keystone species is removed it affects greatly the whole ecosystem.
