Sentence examples for case of extinction from inspiring English sources

"It is a last resort in the case of extinction," says Bioparc's general director, Koen Brouwer.

The aurochs thus earned, as the Dutch writer Cis Van Vuure has put it, "the dubious honor of being the first documented case of extinction".

A11 NATIONAL A16-21 Salmon v. Salmon: A Case Of Extinction in the Making Wild salmon and their hatchery cousins are at the heart of a legal battle over the issue of extinction, and of just how much should be done to protect and restore the habitat that wild salmon need to spawn.

Scientists often freeze eggs and sperm of endangered animals to keep viable genetic material around in case of extinction.

"The paper presents a very convincing case of extinction due to humans," says Carles Lalueza-Fox, an evolutionary biologist at the Institute of Evolutionary Biology in Barcelona, Spain, who was not involved in the research.

Finally, it is assumed that zooplankton population has sufficient resources for alternative food, thus we applied the logistic growth law to describe this characteristic of zooplankton population in the case of extinction of the phytoplankton.

It is important to note that from now on, likelihoods are calculated with the distributions of FIV prevalence in males and females, without removing the cases of extinction (i.e. we use the distribution d).

The scarcity of well-documented cases of extinction in the marine environment shows how difficult it is to deal with the conservation status of marine invertebrates (Boero et al. 2013).

Within a few months he issued a new law of coronation and defined the constitutional position of the king in the state: Bohemia became a hereditary monarchy in which the law of succession of the first-born son and his descendants was to be valid and binding; in case of the extinction of the male lineage, the law of succession devolved upon the daughters.

For the case of flame extinction, an unsteady effect of flame response is shown.

Our predictions of the quenching distance, namely the smallest channel's width that permits flame propagation, and the dead space in the case of partial extinction are in agreement with experimentally reported values.