Sentence examples for since extinct from inspiring English sources
"since extinct" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used in the context of referring to something that no longer exists or is no longer in existence. Example sentence: The dinosaurs that once roamed the planet are now since extinct.
Relax: they're long since extinct.
The design seems to have been ultimately unsuccessful, and the trilobites that had these eyes are long since extinct.
Three species of bats (one since extinct) were the only sign of native land mammals in New Zealand until the 2006 discovery of bones from a unique, mouse-sized land mammal at least 16 million years old.
From here, Morrin typically launches into a winding tale regarding a since-extinct monkey from the Louisiana swamp a rare creature known as a swamp booger.
The North American sturgeon has since become extinct in Europe because of human activity.
Think of all the animals, languages, and societies that have since gone extinct.
In these circumstances the appearance of a cat was nothing short of miraculous - the re-emergence of a creature long since considered extinct.
Of the 17 echinoderm families Dr Thuy and Dr Kiel found represented at Glasenbach, eight have since become extinct, but nine remain in deep-water ecosystems today.
Is it possible that the red-leaved trees of North America and east Asia are still carrying with them an anti-herbivore device that evolved in the presence of leaf-eating animals which have long since gone extinct themselves?
Meanwhile, the holosteans evolved diverse shapes and sizes, most of which have since gone extinct.
Other molecular lineages that could provide more information on the putative RNA world have long since gone extinct, leaving us with only chemical inferences.
