Sentence examples for strong population decline from inspiring English sources

yrs BP could indicate possible migration into the sampled population following the strong population decline at approximately 14,500 cal.

While the La Reserva population harbors one of the largest tortoise population in the archipelago (ca. 2000 3000 individuals), the Cerro Fatal population has a much smaller population size and recently experienced a strong population decline due to human habitat disturbance and heavy poaching.

The largest genetic differences were observed between the oldest (prior 1920) and subsequent temporal groups suggesting that the majority of the detected genetic changes were accompanied with the strong population decline at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.

ATHENS -- There are just a few countries in the world that have experienced a stronger population decline in recent years than Greece.

Loss of genetic diversity is assumed in conjunction with strong population size decline if gene flow is insufficient to prevent local genetic drift [ 1].

Apparently, the quadratic (with respect to r) term in (3) causes the method to produce strong overestimates of the life expectancy in cases with strong population growth or decline and when the population stability assumption is violated.

Since collared lemmings are the main prey for four predators (the snowy owl, the Arctic fox, the long-tailed skua and the stoat), a strong climate-driven population decline in this species would most likely cause a severe reduction in predator populations and may lead to local extinction of the predators themselves [30].

Strong population growth and declining crude oil production rates have added to the country's problems [ 5].

Despite the not infrequent occurrence of small population sizes where drift would be expected to be most efficacious, random genetic drift was considered an irrelevant evolutionary force in ecological genetics because natural selection was viewed as being particularly strong during periods of population decline.

We propose S. Paratyphi C as a strong candidate for the epidemic population decline during the 1545 outbreak at Teposcolula-Yucundaa and provide evidence that it was likely introduced by Europeans.

There is strong evidence of population declines in California, especially since the late 1980s.