Once abundant [22], [23], the species' range has dwindled to several small sub-populations, the largest of which occurs on Southampton Island and contains only an estimated 400 individuals [21].
As former giants like Kodak and Agfa's film ranges have dwindled, Lomography has also rescued old emulsions from extinction or created new ones.
"It's so important to save these animals, because their home range is dwindling, poaching is rampant and perhaps even 20 years from now, Siberian tigers may not exist in the wild," Ms. Yuchinski said.
On the flats I often left the motor on "eco," a 50 percent boost to my own pedal power, unsure of how quickly the batteries' 30-mile range might dwindle in hilly terrain.
As herd sizes per capita and range areas dwindle, as access to and movement between key resources become limiting and pastoralist options are more constrained, people increasingly depend on non-livestock elements of their multi-stranded livelihoods (Galvin 2009).
Cheetah ranges and numbers have dwindled significantly in the last century (Durant et al. 2010).
Up to a point, that is: many are now growing sceptical about their dwindling range of choice and about the power that their brokers have over them.
Since 1987, the shiner has dwindled both in range and population.
If one of the daughter species dwindled to zero range size then the simulation was repeated until it resulted in two surviving species.
The short-range function of their radios dwindled and died, because the radios took only rechargeable batteries, which were useless in a city with no electricity.
