Some other species whose ranges likewise straddled the Old and New Worlds became extinct on one continent, but not the other, at the end of the Pleistocene (e.g., horse, Equus caballus; saiga, Saiga tatarica).
Today, the lizards have gone extinct on all but one of their island homes.
But it is far from extinct on cable networks, with one-hour documentaries, including biographies, regularly featured even on unlikely outlets like Court TV and E! One important reason for the documentary's profliferation on cable is economics.
Samuel James Owen Potter, an army doctor, told the coroner, John Leckey, that at the explosion on Market Street he "pronounced life extinct on 20 bodies, and one body part between 3.30pm and 4.10pm".
The colonel enjoys one of the sweetest pleasures, though almost extinct: on this five-degree afternoon, while the lash of the cold front moves away northeastward, the colonel enjoys the anachronistic pleasure of a siesta.
"That would be a horrible statement and legacy to leave -- that we allowed one of nature's most important world travelers to go extinct on our watch and on our turf".
That possibility became extinct on the 16th green.
When she's upset, you see something that has become almost extinct on TV: frown lines.
You see, the species went extinct on the Australian mainland about 3,000 years ago.
All that means the Whale is far from extinct on Wall Street.
They descend from a herd nurtured by the zoo when the animals had become almost extinct on the Western plains.
