Keystone species, Predator-prey relationships, Ecosystem balance, Biodiversity

Keystone species, in ecology, a species that has a disproportionately large effect on the communities in which it lives; many are apex predators (meaning without a natural predator or enemy). Such species help to maintain local biodiversity within a community either by controlling populations of

Keystone Species

Predation and its Importance

12 Examples of Keystone Species

CIC: A Keystone Species in Maintaining the Balance of Ecosystems - FasterCapital

Conservation Biology in Sub-Saharan Africa - 4. Why Should We Protect Biodiversity? - Open Book Publishers

CIC: A Keystone Species in Maintaining the Balance of Ecosystems - FasterCapital

Keystone Species

The Importance of Keystone Species in Ecosystem Regulation — Eightify

Bottom-Up Ecosystem Drivers (U.S. National Park Service)

What Is a Keystone Species and Why Are They So Important? - Utopia