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Sea otters are an example of a keystone species because due to their feeding habits, kelp is allowed to flourish which leads to absorption of high amounts of #CO_2#, preservation of the organisms which rely on kelp for survival, as well as protecting coastlines.
In an effort to clarify and standardize the meaning of the keystone species concept, Power et al. (1996) introduced an important practical distinction by defining a keystone species as one whose effect is both âlarge, and disproportionately large relative to its abundanceâ.