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Class I MHC genes code for
Crucial Species
Key species that have a disproportionately large effect on their ecosystem's structure and function, often pivotal for biodiversity.
Keystone Species
A crucial species whose presence significantly influences the survival of other species in an ecosystem, and its removal would lead to significant changes in the ecosystem's structure.
Tropic Interactions
Ecological interactions that cause organisms to move or grow toward or away from stimuli, including phototropism, hydrotropism, and others.
Ecosystem Function
The collective biological, geochemical, and physical processes within an ecosystem, which support and regulate the flux of energy and matter.
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