Anyone who does not study ecology could rejoice in the extinction of mosquitoes. Unfortunately, it would probably mean the death many species and eventually adverse effects on the human population. It isn't just bats that eat mosquitoes, there are many different types of animals that rely on the large biomass of mosquitoes found in humid climates. Sure, mosquito-born pathogens would be on the decline, but this would only be a temporary benefit. Annoying they may be, mosquitoes still have a large role in many ecosystems.
people would get ill and sick
If species disappeared from an ecosystem the balance in the ecosystem will be altered.
you wouldn't have that cell because you wouldn't have a place to store protein
It depends on the size of the disappearing sphere. If a small sphere disappeared then air from adjoining space would move in and balance would soon be be restored. However, if a large sphere disappeared then the adjustment could involve extreme turbulence.
Mosquitoes can adapt to pesticides through several mechanisms such as developing resistance through genetic mutations, detoxifying enzymes, or behavioral changes like avoiding treated areas. Over time, these adaptations can lead to a population of mosquitoes that are less affected by the pesticides, making it harder to control them.
What would happen next if sagebrush is disappeared frrom a desert?
You would die.
You would die.
if the oxygen
Everything would die
There would be no bees to pollenate the flowers.
This cannot possibly happen, so asking what would happen if it did happen is an exercise in stupidity.
lesson the chance of genital warts
Without mosquitoes and their larvae, there would be less food for birds an fish. There would also be less disease, as mosquitoes carry many diseases harmful to humans, pets, and livestock.
life would follow
They're populatioon would grow rapidly
know one knows. because we would all be frozen.