Yes, humans are a keystone species by virtue of their technology<span> as well as the manner in which they influence their natural habitat. If humans were to become extinct, pets, </span>livestocks<span>, and crop plants would also follow. On the other hand, the species that would likely grow in number would be mountain </span>gorillas, whales and weeds. <span> </span>
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robert hooke discorveree cell under microscope
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The Ribosomes.
I’m not sure if this is correct though ;-;
Microbes as they tend to produce rapidly on a surface of other microbes such as bacteria and fungi.
