Sentence examples for extinct biological from inspiring English sources

The definition covers research leading to insights that, among other things, could be used to "enhance the harmful consequences of a biological agent," "enhance the susceptibility of a host population," or "reconstitute an eradicated or extinct biological agent".

It left me wondering why anyone in his right mind would want to take a chance and unleash extinct biological forces on the world whose impact would be unpredictable and potentially harmful.

DNA markers were not available at the time when the Algarvia breed became nearly extinct, and no biological samples have been preserved.

In the Baltic countries Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, it is considered by the Environmental Protection Ministries (a branch of government charged with implementing the Convention on Biological Diversity) to be regionally extinct, reported as "extinct or probably extinct".

Such approaches have been used very effectively when testing the correlation between climate and biological diversification for predominantly extinct groups with a rich fossil record10.

Those new combinations may allow biological invasions to drive species extinct in unexpected ways.

In order to bring any extinct species back and truly advance its biological recovery, we would need to reestablish it back in the wild.

Moravec also argued that biological humans would eventually be rendered extinct.

In studies of relict species, species which are restricted to a smaller range than extinct relatives, although they can be useful for biological conservation assessment, their use can be overemphasised and misleading (Grandcolas et al. 2014).

Very few extinct species were named in the early history of biological nomenclature paleontology only really took off in the mid-19th century.

We were watching those fish become extinct". Pister saw the creature for its historical and biological importance.