If oxpecker birds went extinct, what would be the most likely consequence?
A) Acacia plants would no longer be protected by ants.
B) Plants would no longer be able to fix atmospheric nitrogen.
C) Large African mammals would have more parasites.
D) Large African mammals would have fewer parasites.
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