Sentence examples for extirpated by from inspiring English sources

Just five (9%) of these 53 species were extirpated by Post-I, but this increased to 11 extirpated species (21%) by Post-II (Figure 2; Table S1).

The German demon got extirpated by American tutelage, European convergence and the rule of law.

That is to say, can all the fish which naturally inhabit a given area be extirpated by the agency of man?" The answer, Huxley decided, was a qualified no.

Local extinctions were most common on isolated colonies, and older and more isolated colonies were more likely to be extirpated by human activity.

Wildlife populations were undoubtedly affected by the environmental changes of the late nineteenth century but with one partial exception, the Masked Bobwhite Quail (Sayre 2002), none were extirpated by grazing impacts.

In South Australia, koalas were extirpated by 1920 and subsequently re-introduced.

Wherever disagreement was licit and impossible to extirpate by argument, the claims of all sides counted as merely probable.

By the late 18th century elk and bison had been extirpated, but by the 1830s, domestic livestock were more abundant and might well have carried on this ancient ecological process.

In other words, the Corsican pine is probably able to grow and reproduce at low altitude, under hotter climates, where it has been extirpated only by humans developing food and fibre productions.

The first is that this gecko will be slow to recolonise any local areas from which it is extirpated (perhaps by chance abiotic events, predators, or human disturbance).

Recent meta-analyses of demographic history of intertidal rocky organisms in the northeastern Pacific [ 3] and northwestern Pacific [ 24] also converged on similar finding that majority of the species were not extirpated entirely by the LGM and regional persistence maybe more prevalent.