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Baker wrote about the peregrine when there was a grave danger of the birds becoming extinct, for now despite recent events they are less so.

There are four interactive displays that provide information about local marine species, natural phenomena and underwater ecosystems through maps, games, and interventions that show the consequences of certain species becoming extinct, for example.

Refilling vodka bottle with water Minibars are becoming extinct, and for good reason: people are stealing from them.

Multituberculates thrived alongside dinosaurs for more than 100 million years and then outlived them for 30 million years before becoming extinct, making way for rodents.

A species of bee reintroduced to the UK after becoming extinct has nested for the first time in a quarter of a century.

The third and fourth rows of Figure  2 show the cases where A p and A d are varied from their baseline values, leading to gonorrhoea becoming extinct while chlamydia persists for at least 60 years.

While exchange transfusions using the umbilical vein and phenobarbital treatments are now becoming extinct, phototherapy also has disadvantages; for example, increased insensible water loss, skin rashes, pyrexia, decreased maternal-infant interaction, and lack of visual sensory input are potential disadvantages of this treatment.

After all, it showcases parts of the music-making process that are in danger of becoming extinct: the beauty of sleeve art, for example, or the idea of sitting down and listening to music without distractions.

In fact, there is insufficient evidence that polar bears are in danger of becoming extinct within the foreseeable future — the trigger for protection under the Endangered Species Act.

"The village was in danger of becoming extinct as people disappeared to northern Italy for jobs during the economic boom," said Lucano.

One of the most fascinating mysteries in human history is the fate of the Neandertals, who thrived in Europe for thousands of years before becoming extinct around 30,000 years ago as glaciers crept over the continent.