Sentence examples for suffered extinction from inspiring English sources

In all, 35percentt of the existing animal groups suffered extinction.

If they had not migrated, the Cherokees would have suffered extinction, like the Yamasees and the Pequots before them.

At least five times before, the world has suffered "extinction events" in which over half of all animal species disappeared.

She draws comfort from the geologic record, which shows that reefs have suffered extinction, or near extinction, over the billions of years, and have returned.

The climatic changes resulting from such continental drift could have caused a gradual deterioration of habitats favourable to the dinosaurs and other animal groups that suffered extinction.

The main function of behavioral economics over its thirty-some year career has been, by virtue of its quasi-intellectual artfulness and affected interestedness, to lend an aura of profundity which is to say legitimacy to economics during the period when it could have suffered extinction on account of its poor performance.

Earlier this year the Australian government formally noted the world's first species to suffer extinction at the hands of climate change – the Bramble Cay melomys, a Torres Strait rodent that washed away in a storm surge caused by rising sea levels.

We see the dinosaurs suffer extinction after extinction only to survive and come roaring back in new spasms of evolution.

That is to say, if the intensity of noise is sufficiently large,then the species may suffer extinction, whereas the prosperity of permanence can be preserved under noise with small intensity.

This has been true for at least a century, but the technological revolution has brought our schools to the precipice; the mandate could not be more obvious: evolve or suffer extinction.

Species worldwide are subject to anthropogenic disturbances to ecosystems (Vitousek et al. 1997) and may consequently suffer extinction and contribute to the current unprecedented extinction rate (Pimm et al. 1995).