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Sometimes nothing will happen but many times, the ones that are there will be pushed out and replaced. The balance will be upset and others then will also be affected. You could be left with almost nothing.
This is one reason why removing a species can have an unwanted effect, too. Many have wondered if we should kill all the mosquitoes that carry certain diseases. It sounds like a good idea but maybe not. These species that have lived together for a long time have things worked out between themselves. Messing with or removing one would be like removing a part of a tower and the whole thing could collapse.

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