Sentence examples for extinction though from inspiring English sources
Years later the machines dominate the human race and threaten it with extinction, though at the last moment it is saved.
The Campi Flegrei eruption not only gives us a date for the Neanderthals' disappearance, it may provide us with the cause of their extinction, though Stringer sounds a note of caution.
But the overall eel population is not in danger of extinction (though some individual species are), so the authorities decline to protect them.Mr Prosek's book may help change that.
As with other aspects of Bamana culture, Ci-wara masquerades are reported to be on the verge of extinction, though their survival has been documented in a fascinating article by the art historian Stephen R. Wooten in the spring 2000 issue of African Arts magazine and in the exhibition catalog, which includes a wonderful essay on other masquerades by Mary Jo Arnoldi.
By Lynn Melnick _Say yes_so I let him run me to the limits in a pickup though I know better than to expect the chaparralto grow much through trauma except in order to withstand extinction though it appearsunder the smog supernatural.
Counterconditioning names a similar process to extinction, though one which proceeds via a slightly different method.
In this way, mass extinctions, though missing from the original theory of evolution, have played a determining role in evolution's course; as Richard Leakey has put it, such events "restructure the biosphere" and so "create the pattern of life".
Did the two coincidental impacts manage to trigger the Eocene extinction even though they happened so long before it?
Imhof and Walcher [29] considered a stochastic chemostat model and they proved that the stochastic model led to extinction, even though the deterministic counterpart predicted persistence.
We are told that global warming is putting polar bears on the road to extinction, even though the overall polar bear population today is higher than its been in decades.
Arthropods are typically classified into five subphyla, of which one is extinct: Trilobites are a group of formerly numerous marine animals that disappeared in the Permian Triassic extinction event, though they were in decline prior to this killing blow, having been reduced to one order in the Late Devonian extinction.
