Sentence examples for ultimately extinction from inspiring English sources

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"Published projections show that climate change alters amphibians' habitats so we expect a large number of species to be faced with loss of habitat and, ultimately, extinction," Dr Garner said yesterday.

As a result, eliminating cats and foxes could actually leave native mammals more vulnerable to predation, competition, and ultimately extinction.

"Either Scottish Labour rediscovers its mission as the natural voice for social justice in our nation, or irrelevance and ultimately extinction looms".

In the wild, cryptic karyotypic instability manifest by aberrant ratios of homeologous chromosomes might ultimately lead to a slow reduction in fitness and ultimately extinction.

This results in genetic admixture that can be undesirable when it challenges the genetic integrity of wild and domestic populations, causing a loss in special characteristics or unique genetic material and ultimately extinction.

Even at low harvests, managed herds would ultimately face extinction.

Punctuated equilibria (see Eldredge 1985; Eldredge 1989), in turn, helped resuscitate the notion that species are indeed like individuals: with births (speciation), histories (longevities), and ultimately deaths (extinction).

Habitat fragmentation may lead to declines in plant populations and ultimately to extinction through a disruption of demographic processes, which may result in bottlenecks or even a collapse in regeneration.

The team's findings may be the first to quantitatively show that when such a delicate, specialized plant-vertebrate relationship is disrupted, the plant partner may ultimately face extinction, says Caroline Christian, a senior ecologist at the Nature Conservancy of California.

So ultimately, the extinction of the dodo is a part of our cultural makeup.