Sentence examples for more extinct from inspiring English sources

But mergers have become no more extinct than camels.

IT is said that nothing could be more extinct than yesterday's avant-garde.

The more extinct species Cuvier turned up, the more the nature of the beasts seemed to change.

The discovery of several more extinct species and possible side branches, he said, has changed the shape and complexity of the family tree.

Most species became extinct at the end of the Cretaceous Period (145 million to 66 million years ago), along with the dinosaurs, and indeed there are more extinct species of coccolithophores than there are living species.

All have been hugely successful in economic and social as well as ecological terms, and Natural England, the government's agency responsible for the countryside, is now considering reviving three more extinct species: the hen harrier, short-haired bumblebee and, in the estuaries and marshes of East Anglia, the white-tailed eagle.

Its aim is to provide information for people doing academic research, school work, or simply trying to find out more about extinct or threatened species.

This novel kind of HGT can be generalized to other more recently extinct lineages within any given phylogeny, where the extinct lineage is a member of an unclassified and unsampled outgroup.

We wish him well in a world where intelligent, intelligible communication is becoming ever more nearly extinct.

The findings will help biologists learn more about extinct animals' physiology and give paleoclimatologists a powerful new tool for gauging ancient environmental temperatures.

Even the more recently extinct dodo can't compare, as preservation methods used by museums can wreck havoc on DNA.  .