Sentence examples for the extant population from inspiring English sources

Recent efforts in conservation include perpetuating the extant population at a baseline size as well as maintaining captive populations.

The current strategy for recovering Novisuccinea chittenangoensis includes buffering the species against extinction by perpetuating the extant population at Chittenango Falls at a baseline size, and new attempts in maintaining multiple captive populations.

Remember the Pilgrims came to the colonies in the 17th Century, making Thanksgiving only four hundred years old, Christmas celebrates an event which occurred only a couple of thousand years ago, as does Easter and the contributions that made Martin Luther King someone whom we celebrate occurred in the lifetimes of a good portion of the extant population.

Several haplogroups which are rare or absent among the extant population of southern Scandinavia were observed.

Several haplogroups which are rare (<0.5% [50]) or absent among the extant population of southern Scandinavia were observed among the 56 ancient individuals.

Evidence of introgression of a coyote mitochondrial haplotype was identified in a historic Mexican wolf, but this lineage is not present in the extant population.

The clustering of each MBW profile with those observed in the extant populations may reveal the possible sources although cautions should be taken considering the fact that more recent migrations may have affected the hg frequencies in the extant populations.

The MBWs is an obvious outlier without showing any close affiliation with any of the extant populations.

The extant populations of V. komodoensis are relictual, having had a much wider geographic distribution in the past [17], [18].

Many distinct lineages of the ancestor may have been involved in chicken domestication, but they are not represented in the extant populations of junglefowls.

Using G-tests, no significant deviations were observed among the extant populations or between the ancient Britons and the ancient Danes, despite the two ancient population samples show a surplus of Hg T and Hg I, respectively.