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But irreplaceable forms of life are endangered all the same.

It would have greatly endangered the acquisition market.

The endangered animals carry the same bacteria that cause the human disease, research has revealed.

If the population of endangered species fluctuates the same way, El Niño could speed their demise, researchers say.

However, Carter and his colleagues contend, the notion of humans and endangered animals sharing the same terrain by shifting their behavior and particularly by shifting when each species uses the habitat should be incorporated into conservation plans when it makes sense.

The vaquita's plight is rooted in Chinese demand for the swim bladder of an endangered fish from the same area called the totoaba.

Salazar denied polar bears full "endangered" status for the same reason as the Bush administration: doing so allows the government to exempt greenhouse gas emissions from regulation under the Endangered Species Act.

The harm they cause lingers well beyond the years of childhood, increasing the likelihood that the next generation will be affected by the same threats and endangering the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals and the aims of 'A World Fit for Children'.

Still, Mr. Noonan, who is an author of Patent Docs, a blog on biotech patent issues, said the government's stance would endanger innovation because the same philosophy against patenting products isolated from nature might be extended to protein-based drugs and antibiotics.

Mr. Ostrin previously was acquitted in criminal court of a charge of endangering the welfare of a child, in connection with the same encounter.

All the same, the threat to New Start is a first, endangering the arms treaty that Mr. Obama has called the most significant in two decades.