Sentence examples for rapidly population decline from inspiring English sources

In addition, based on low vagility, geographic isolation among most populations and rapidly population decline over the recent decades for this species [ 24, 25, 63], we proposed that all populations should be managed and conserved separately.

Although he believes the trade deal won't have much effect on his business — which relies as much on ecotourism as it does fruit sales — he worries the agreement could deliver a new blow to rural Japan, whose inhabitants are already being buffeted by powerful forces such as a rapidly aging society, population decline and lack of interest among younger generations in toiling in the fields.

The effective population size responded to census population decline more rapidly than differentiation.

This has made some researchers question the role that genetic factors play in driving population extinction [ 5], because genetic factors are likely to be negligible when population decline occurs rapidly.

Japan's government debt is hefty, which bodes badly for a society that is ageing rapidly while the population declines.

If coupled with parallel changes in overall natural mortality (as would be expected in association with fluctuations in prey abundance; e.g., Stige et al. 2010), the risk for a rapid population decline might then rapidly increase.

Although their population declined rapidly after European contact, several thousand Native Americans still reside in the state.

The Europeans brought with them an array of diseases to which the Maori had no resistance, and the Maori population declined rapidly.

After 1918 Goldfield's population declined rapidly from an estimated 40,000 in 1910 to fewer than 200; a fire in 1923 destroyed much of the town's original centre.

The Spanish colonial period in America may have been followed by a transient expansion of forest cover into abandoned land, as indigenous population declined rapidly due to disease and slaughter.

However, the blt/ blt Rag1-GFP+ population declined more rapidly than blt/+ Rag1-GFP+ controls, particularly within the first day of adoptive transfer.