Sentence examples for extinct time from inspiring English sources

Some species may occur as relatively tight clusters, if they have a strict habitat preference (habitat), are incapable of distant migration (space), and quickly go extinct (time).

In succeeding decades small populations went extinct from time to time, but immigrants from two larger populations reestablished them.

In scenarios for which one or several trajectories were non extinct after 1,000,000 generations, extinction times could not be computed.

We then derived: Extinction probability the probability that the epidemic has gone extinct by time t, which is the proportion of extinct simulations at time t.

There was a decline in the genetic diversity of reindeer after the peak of the last ice age 20,000 years ago – probably due to a warming climate as well as those palaeolithic hunters – but reindeer survived, and thankfully they don't look likely to become extinct any time soon.

Fast forward 10 years and this is all but extinct and Time Out now has a wildly successful app. 3. Tourists don't want to be tourists anymore; they want to become locals Which brings us on to the biggest tourism app of them all, Airbnb.

Artist Anthea Pokroy and her "collection" of gingers, who will not become extinct any time soon.

Chicomuceltec was a language related to Wastek and spoken in Chiapas that became extinct some time before 1982.

Different woolly mammoth populations did not die out simultaneously across their range, but gradually went extinct over time.

The ancestral population may have shifted geographically, it may have become extinct over time, or it may have been omitted during sampling.

Compared to the colonizers, there were not nearly as many extinction-prone species as good colonists (Lolium perenne went extinct 17 times and Holcus lanatus, 8 times).