Sentence examples for or extirpated from inspiring English sources

Will all wild fish ultimately be either domesticated or extirpated?

Ecosystem managers and restoration ecologists are using pre-settlement landscape patterns and forest conditions as a reference point to encourage the recovery of rare or extirpated species and habitat types.

Ethnographers Krämer and Nevermann reported that the bird became extinct or extirpated around 1880.

Elsewhere, it is considered either rare or sporadic in 22 districts and absent or extirpated in 22 others.

They assessed the number of species that became depleted (>50% decline), rare (>90% decline), or extirpated (locally extinct) in the north Adriatic Sea over past centuries and millennia, based on records for 64 species or species groups that used to be of ecological or economic importance in the Adriatic Sea (File S2).

When additional reference population data become available either through expanded sampling across space (e.g. broader geographic coverage of contemporary distribution) or time (e.g. recently extinct species or extirpated populations), reanalysis of population assignments for individuals of unknown ancestry may be warranted.

As a control, AER or ZPA extirpated embryos were randomly selected for direct fixation and hybridization with fgf8 or shh, respectively.

In each instance, overnight sensations foundered and a generation of aspiring tyros was more or less extirpated.

Then a measure of peace came, Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia was more or less extirpated from Shurta, and last year the Shiite neighbors were among the many displaced Iraqis who moved back to what was once the scene of Baghdad's worst communal violence.

At LSBS mixed-species flock participants, forest species, and burrow-nesters also declined or became extirpated disproportionately.

Humans have been impacting marine ecosystems for 1000s of years and have caused a number of populations of exploited marine animals to decline to low levels or become extirpated [1], [2].