Biology, asked by mithileshkumary735, 1 year ago

Extinction of tiger can destabilise the entire forest ecosystem and result in a large scale loss of biodiversity'Justify this statement'

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Answered by Anonymous
118

The statement mentioned in the question is completely justified because tigers are one of the main carnivorous species in the forest ecosystem.

If the numbers of tiger decreases,then the herbivorous species will increase at a higher rate which will also deplete the grass and plants of the forest (herbivores eat plant and grass).

That's why the decrease of tiger population will harm the allover ecosystem of the forest.

Answered by veeksha74
35

because tigers are one of the main carnivorous species in the forest ecosystem. If the tigers get extinct the herbivores species will be increased and led to deplete in grasses and plants . That's why the decrease of tiger population will harm the allover ecosystem of the forest.

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