Sentence examples for extinct changing from inspiring English sources

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature has now declared the species extinct, changing its status from Critically Endangered.

Including species which were "possibly extinct" or changing from EOO to AOO (mammals) had little influence on most CFs (SI Figure S39 and S40).

Some answers were expressed in a naive way; for example: "Then animals became extinct because they were not fit for their environment…," "It didn't change when its environment was changing," "They can't survive if they don't change…," "If they couldn't change then they became extinct," and "They're not always fit".

He describes a world of unbearable heat, where a few obsessive people survive in the lagoons in and around drowned cities, and creatures and plants long extinct return to colonise the rapidly changing landscape.

"Evolutionarily speaking, this could be one reason why some populations are able to adapt to changing environments while others go extinct".

These customers McAdams is referring to, of course, are the presumably massive group who've managed to keep AT&T's now extinct $30 data plan by simply not changing a thing.

We modelled sloth body size evolution using published mass estimates for extinct and extant taxa using a potentially changing normal distribution for log-transformed sloth body mass data (Additional file 1: Table S1).

If species don't acquire variations that enable them to adapt to changing environments, they might simply go extinct.

Species become extinct when they are unable to adapt to changing environments and that is pretty much what is happening with the GOP.

A clade depleted of all the species that can be turned plastic by peripatric speciation cannot adapt to the changing environment and would probably become extinct in the next chronostratigraphic stage.

Instead of becoming extinct, why don't endangered species adapt to the changing environment and evolve?