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It is very difficult to conduct research on the shark's role in the ecosystem so scientists aren't sure what would happen if sharks became extinct. ... If the whale shark becomes extinct, there might be an increase in plankton. However, plankton are also eaten by several species of whale. I THINK THTAS THE BRAINLISET

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