Sentence examples for extinct entirely from inspiring English sources

Given the available data we cannot rule out the possibility that T. paleacea populations may have gone extinct entirely south of Point Conception during the late Pliocene and early Pleistocene.

If not entirely extinct, Asian-American men are often emasculated onscreen.

So I like to think the notion of two cultures will soon become entirely extinct, like the dinosaurs.

The column that seems to have stood in the middle of this doorway, as at the Palace of Minos, indicates that the Minoan tradition was not entirely extinct.

Holmes said, "I believe that we are now in a great age of popular science writing.…So I like to think the notion of two cultures will soon become entirely extinct, like the dinosaurs".

Some are entirely extinct groups, such as the aforementioned arachnids, the trigonotarbids (Fig. 4a; Dunlop et al. 2008a).

We know what we know about extinct vertebrates almost entirely because of the mineralization of their bones.

How can we work out the detailed morphology of cranial nerves, and arteries and veins connected to the brain, in fossil groups that are entirely extinct?

If you're inconsolable about the loss of the home button it's not entirely extinct on Apple hardware yet: The iPad retains it, at least for now.

We will then introduce examples of early terrestrial fossils that run the gamut from entirely extinct groups to those that are largely unchanged compared to their modern relatives, living in ecosystems that closely resemble those today.

Much of the paper was descriptive, identifying Darwinius as a cercamoniine adapiform or a lemur-like primate belonging to an entirely extinct group whose closest living relatives are lemurs, lorises, and bush babies.