Sentence examples for populations extinct from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, these possibilities cannot be satisfactorily evaluated until results derived from molecular and morphological data collected from the same populations (extinct and/or extant) are contrasted directly.

The simultaneous addition of phages and antibiotics often drove the phage populations extinct and resulted in higher bacterial population levels by the end of the experiment.

Post hoc tests revealed that the number of germinants from extant populations was significantly greater than those from populations extinct for 1, 2, 4 and 5 years (Fig.  4).

Here, we addressed whether a combination of a phage and an antibiotic could prove effective in limiting resistance evolution in experimental P. fluorescens populations and hence drive the populations extinct.

From the schedule of sites, 22 populations separated widely in the landscape were selected for a seed bank study based on the following parameters: ten were extant populations and 12 were extinct above-ground populations (extinct populations).

Many species in highly variable environments, such as the intertidal zone (Somero 2010; Tomanek 2010; Madeira et al. 2012), and many coral reef fishes are currently at or very near their thermal maxima, such that a slight increase in temperature can potentially impose strong selection (Munday et al. 2008, 2012), which might then drive populations extinct before they can adapt.

By Theorem 4.3 we can find that a Lévy noise can suppress a potential explosion and make the population extinct.

In other words, the following theorem reveals the important fact that the environmental noise may make the population extinct.

If that alteration inhibits reproduction or survival in some way, gene drive can drive that population extinct in theory.

A clone beginning with a single individual would drive a sexual population extinct in less than 50 generations, unless there are countervailing disadvantages to asexual reproduction that are manifested on the order of tens of generations.

The virus can either control a persisting tumor at low levels, or the virus can drive the tumor cell population extinct.