Sentence examples for extinct prospect from inspiring English sources

In short, we may see evolutionary processes as a thing of the past rather than present and future; we may see evolutionary pattern as a merely historical phenomenon rather than a continuing, unending (except for taxa that go extinct) prospect.

Chris Thomas, professor of conservation biology at Leeds University in Britain, and colleagues, reckon that, if the IPCC's mid-range climate-change scenario (a 2-3°C 2-3°Case by 2100) increase, bytween 15% and 37% of the species whose prospects they modelled will be extinct by 2100.

The prospect of bringing species back from extinction would lead Congress to support the destruction of natural habitats, because animals that go extinct could be revived in a lab, Pimm told LiveScience.

DNA samples from an exceptionally well preserved extinct Mammuthus, found in the snowy wastes of Siberia, have raised the prospect of cloning.

Indeed, given the further prospect that filarial system resilience to either the endemic or extinct state could also vary dynamically with vector biting rates (Fig. 4), these findings underscore yet another strategic role for vector control in LF elimination programmes, viz.

Since the mid-20th century, intense commercial fishing across the angelshark's range have decimated its population via bycatch – it is now locally extinct or nearly so across most of its northern range, and the prospects of the remaining fragmented subpopulations are made more precarious by its slow rate of reproduction.

While Mr. Zogby discovers that conservatives oppose resuscitating extinct species more than liberals do, he also learns that no part of the population especially likes this prospect.

You're extinct".

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.

Many lineages became extinct.

Not life extinct.