If humans were to become extinct, what are three species that might also become extinct and what are three species whose populations would probably grow?

What pattern has been observed between humans moving to a new area and extinction?

How were researchers able to determine that Soapberry bug mouthparts had evolved to be shorter in some populations?     By growing a population in a laboratory and forcing them to eat smaller walled fruits for several generations     By analyzing the gene variants for mouth parts in different populations     By experimentally introducing new fruits into the the ecosystems that the populations they suspected were evolving live in     By comparing the mouthparts of modern populations to museum specimens collected in the past

What makes the finches on the Galapagos Islands a good example of adaptive radiation?         The thirteen different species of finches developed after there was a mass extinction on the Galapagos Islands.         All thirteen species of finches came from the mainland. However, over time, the finches specialized to their area on the island, and their beaks evolved to help them survive predators.          The finches were native to the islands. Over time, more finches from different areas came to the islands and crossbred with the other species on the island, creating more species of finches.         There are thirteen different species of finches on the Galapagos Islands. All thirteen species of finches share a common ancestor from the mainland. The different species of finches filled the vacant niches on the island and specialized.