The extent of exploitation of the plant is such that at some locations, the number of plants per quadrat (1 m × 1 m) was 0.6 and hence we kept 5 as the minimum sample size in the study; however, we sampled up to 25 plants per population.
And of course the extent to which the exploitation of black people benefited the monarchy, industry, the creation of the modern banking system, and the battle for the rights of all working-class people, are facts of which most British people are unaware.
Child protection bosses were called upon to show "political and moral courage" to tackle child sexual abuse, in the wake of revelations about the extent of sexual exploitation occurring in Rotherham and elsewhere.
It said that three reports from 2002 to 2006 highlighted the extent of child exploitation and links to wider criminality but nothing was done, with the findings either suppressed or simply ignored.
Inspectors from the regulator failed to spot the extent of child sexual exploitation in the town over several years, rating the council as adequate.
"4Children repeats it call for a new high level, stand-alone inquiry led by the Prime Minister which looks explicitly at the extent of child sexual exploitation in the UK today and what can be done to prevent it.
Reports into the extent of child sexual exploitation in the borough were published by various bodies in 2002, 2003 and 2006.
Israeli NGOs Netivei Reshet and Screen Savers worked with AntiToxin to provide a report published by TechCrunch about the wide extent of child exploitation imagery they found on WhatsApp.
Given that 10 chimpanzees may be killed for each chimpanzee that survives in a sanctuary [ 1], this evidence of widespread hunting underestimates the full extent of chimpanzee exploitation in Cameroon.
