Sentence examples for extirpations of from inspiring English sources

"Chytrid is one of the most devastating wildlife diseases with the largest host range of any, and responsible for dozens of species' extinctions and many more extirpations of local populations," Dr. Farrer said.

Local and regional extirpations of individual species, typically high profile cases, are now well documented, leading to calls for urgent action for particular species in specific locations.

However, narrow buffer strips (10 m on each side) prevented most of the short-term extirpations of species with low resilience on clear-cuts.

Competition between native and invading species may result in local extirpations of native species, but no compelling cases of global extinction resulting from competition with introduced species exist (Lockwood et al. 2007).

It was inadvertently introduced onto the island of Guam during the late 1940's to early 1950's, and it has caused massive declines and extirpations of the native bird, lizard, and mammal populations.

Preceding the 105-page text of The Doctor's Dilemma, G. B. Shaw intruded his 79-page polemic: "Preface on Doctors" - which excoriated surgeons: "mutilators" for their unnecessary "de-limbings" - "accomplished burglars" for their "extirpations of internal organs".

Extirpation of those breeding populations is probably inevitable".

Tourists demand extermination and extirpation of animals and plants which bother them.

It's not just that labor is down – they're really looking for the extirpation of organized labor".

They were charged with the discovery and extirpation of heterodox religious opinion and practice in Christian Europe.

"I don't know that equilibrium with a mongoose would be possible without extirpation of many native birds," she said.