Sentence examples for extinction off from inspiring English sources

"I've never seen a decline of this magnitude of a species so important," said Drew Harvell, the lead author of a study published in the journal Science Advances that documented the sunflower sea star's retreat into possible extinction off California and Oregon.

Second, start taking extinction off your plate.

And you have at least three chances a day, every day, to take extinction off your plate and choose to leave a smaller footprint.

But we can choose to take extinction off the grill and make this weekend the beginning of traditions that are better for the climate, for wildlife and for us.

In his haunting chapter about Easter Island, he weighed the data — radiocarbon dating, charcoal and pollen analysis and botanical and archaeological surveys — and concluded that the inhabitants had mined the forests to extinction, setting off a cataclysm.

The authors believe that first extinction killed off some of the life on the ocean floor, while the impact caused the extinction of many of the swimmers.

A possible way to calibrate the kinetic parameters is that by fitting measured values of flame temperature and strain rate at diffusive extinction (blow-off).

But after a million years or two, new creatures evolve to fill the gaps left by the old.The most famous of these mass extinctions killed off the dinosaurs (and a lot of other things besides) 65m years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous period.

He left the shares to the company to try to help it stave off extinction.

By then, northern white rhinos were endangered, but extinction loomed far off and seemed preventable with just a modest intervention.

The much-maligned Neanderthal could probably speak, though perhaps not well enough to ward off extinction 30,000 years ago.