Sentence examples for by the extinction from inspiring English sources

"Modern marine ecology is shaped by the extinction spasms of the past," Dr. Clapham said.

Is anyone apart from Robertson's jam really inconvenienced by the extinction of the golliwog?

Vertebrates, less severely affected by the extinction than invertebrates, diversified progressively throughout the Triassic.

The end of the Permian was marked by the extinction of 90% of the Earth's species.

Man has long imperilled beast, as reflected by the extinction of the passenger pigeon, great auk, and Tasmanian tiger.

By the extinction of other branches of the Ottonians of Nassau, he acquired a number of territories in Germany.

He confesses to us early on that he is more anguished by the extinction of languages than people.

Your memoirs will draw to an end, Watson, upon the day that I crown my career by the extinction of the most dangerous and capable criminal in Europe.

Canopy architecture, characterised by the extinction coefficient (k), was less sensitive to water stress than canopy expansion or senescence with a conservative value of 0.74.

However, studies of ancient DNA (aDNA) have found that changes in numerous species' distribution during the Late Pleistocene Early Holocene transition were caused by the extinction of populations outside of isolated habitat refugia1,6,7.

On the other hand, the causal definition of an attribute really does add to our information about it, as when we find that the noise-in-the-cloud, i.e. thunder, is a noise-in-the-cloud-produced-by-the-extinction-of-fire.