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The beaver (Castor fiber) has rebounded after becoming extinct, due to intense hunting, in the 16th century.

By around this time, at least a quarter of the world's species will be extinct due to global warming.

PROFILE of the American elm tree, which will probably become extinct due to the Dutch elm disease.

By Berton Roueché The New Yorker, July 15 , 1961P. 35 PROFILE of the American elm tree, which will probably become extinct due to the Dutch elm disease.

And another was lost just this year: the Bramble Cay melomys, the world's first mammal known to have gone extinct due to climate change.

Corals in India that had become locally extinct due to reef degradations were reintroduced to the Gulf of Kutch and grown on artificial reefs.

Then there are the wider implications of contactless technology progressively rendering people incapable, to the point where one day the human race will become extinct due to universal gormlessness: "Me need food and drink.

In this situation, and taking into account that Madagascar has already lost most of its forests, very large numbers of insects and other poorly known taxa may already be extinct, effectively extinct or rapidly heading towards extinction due to past and current deforestation.

Alosa colonized two lakes on the Greek peninsula (Lake Volvi and Lake Vistonis), whereby the Lake Vistonis lineage has apparently gone extinct due perhaps to human-caused salt water intrusion [ 43].

He said it was conservative because it looked only at species that had been declared extinct, which due to stringent rules can sometimes take many years after a species has actually gone extinct.

The Bramble Cay melomys – a small rodent that lives on a tiny island in the eastern Torres Strait, and the only mammal endemic to the Great Barrier Reef – has the dubious honour of being the first mammal to be made extinct primarily due to human-induced climate change.