how are the birds useful to maintain environmental equilibrium
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1) regulating the populations of different species
2) food-chains which include producers, consumers, and micro-organisms
3) circulation of inorganic nutrients between biotic and abiotic environments
4) providing a "gene bank", which enables plant and animal breeders to produce disease-resistant varieties
5) performing plant propagation and pollination (such as through bees and insects)
6) cleaning the environment, which is performed by scavengers, decomposers, and micro-organisms
7) scientific importance for research purposes, and for studying the ecology and animal anatomy
8) prevention of soil erosion by plant covers as well as the movement of wild animals
9) pollution control
10) maintenance of climate
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2) food-chains which include producers, consumers, and micro-organisms
3) circulation of inorganic nutrients between biotic and abiotic environments
4) providing a "gene bank", which enables plant and animal breeders to produce disease-resistant varieties
5) performing plant propagation and pollination (such as through bees and insects)
6) cleaning the environment, which is performed by scavengers, decomposers, and micro-organisms
7) scientific importance for research purposes, and for studying the ecology and animal anatomy
8) prevention of soil erosion by plant covers as well as the movement of wild animals
9) pollution control
10) maintenance of climate
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As with other native organisms, birds help maintain sustainable population levels of their prey and predator species and, after death, provide food for scavengers and decomposers. Many birds are important in plant reproduction through their services as pollinators or seed dispersers.
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