As for the debate over whether a human blitzkrieg contributed to extinctions thousands of years ago, Dr. Redford said Dr. Berger's work provided fodder for both sides.
Moreover, sylvatic circulation of flaviviruses could alter primate population dynamics and contribute to extinction risks in vulnerable primate populations as has been evident for YFV-related primate declines in South America with outbreaks that have decimated populations of howler monkeys (Alouatta spp .27.
The research furthers understanding of conditions that allow certain mammals to thrive and grow bigger and circumstances that slow the pace of increase and potentially contribute to extinction.
He described the legislation up for review as a "weird menu of bills" and an "embarrassment and a waste of time" that would only contribute to extinction.
Failure in mate-location is one of the most common examples of the Allee effect and is known to contribute to extinction probabilities in many rare species [9].
Hence, predicted increases in temperature may lead to a decrease in the population of wolves on Isle Royale, possibly contributing to extinction risk.
These theoretical expectations are explained in part because specialists are thought to be more temporally variable in abundance due to the changing environment [ 32] and variability in abundance can contribute to extinction [ 33].
