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t seems their primary ecological contribution is as a major disease vector. There aren't a ton of things that feed on them, and those that do tend to have them as a small effect.
Like most disease vectors, they tend to keep large populations down (large populations are more likely to be diseased; an example of negative feedback).
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∙ 11y agoMosquito large provide protein rich food for fish and other aquatic wildlife.
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