Lal, N. N., White, T. P. & Catchpole, K. R. Optics and light trapping for tandem solar cells on silicon.
The species is endangered because of a combination of habitat loss and trapping for the pet trade.
Trapping for cagebird trading has reduced population levels in unprotected habitats (Stiles and Skutch 1989, Collar 2005).
To better control the destructive nutria population, trapping for non-commercial purposes may need to be considered.
Humans have been the fisher's biggest enemy, as deforestation and trapping for its pelt helped push it toward extinction early in the 20th century.
This time, I went with a young wildlife expert named Robbie Edalgo, who has done a lot of trapping for Joe Corn and SCWDS.
Alaska natives who depend on trapping for their livelihood plan to market native-made fur products to counter the animal rights movement's campaign against wearing fur.
Though common throughout its range, the species has suffered some declines due to trapping for the captive wildlife trade and habitat loss.
Realistically, trapping for 10-30 minutes will be sufficient for most experiments, as long as the antiatoms are in their lowest energy state, or ground state.
But for decades, technological difficulties — including battery power, size of equipment, and unreliable trip mechanisms — left camera trapping for intrepid enthusiasts, rather than mainstream researchers.
However, most mortality results from human activities, in the form of road kills, drownings in fishnets, destruction as pests around fishing areas, or trapping for their fur.
