Sentence examples for populations collapse from inspiring English sources

This infographic, created by OCEAN2012, shows how catches of Bluefin tuna, Atlantic salmon and cod have been plummeting over the last few decades as fish populations collapse.

We show that zooplankton populations collapse under high predation pressure irrespective of resource availability, confirming that juvenile fish are able to severely reduce zooplankton prey when occurring in high densities.

In RAPs, known peptide-specific CTL populations collapse along with a decrease of activation/memory markers in all CD8+ cells, and a loss of memory CD4 cells [ 10].

They have long considered those raids leading examples of how a well-established moral principle, forbidding direct attacks on civilian populations, collapsed.

Megafaunal populations collapsed from 14,800 to 13,700 years ago, well before the final extinctions.

The global ban was enacted by the International Whaling Commission (IWC) in 1986 after whale populations collapsed in the 1970s from overhunting (Science, 8 June, p. 1411).

When fishing rates were high, the scientists found, populations collapsed to levels six times lower than they would have been otherwise.

"Desperation Breeds" is a little like that, but it's talking about trying to make nature conform to genetically engineered farming and deep populations collapsing, and nature doesn't like symmetry collapsing.

This situation changed towards the end of the 20th century, when populations collapsed in many places because so many people took part in collecting.

A dramatic population collapse triggers knock-on effects throughout the entire system.

Detroit has seen its population collapse from 1.85m in 1950 to 917,000 today.