The forest is the major home of the European bison, or wisent, which had become extinct in the wild following World War I but was reintroduced through captive breeding.
On the other hand, a new reserve is being set up for the large blue, the butterfly that went extinct in Britain in 1979, but which has been reintroduced through painstaking conservation work and is now flourishing at a handful of sites in southern England.
And, not least, Shields and Teute showed that such a collaboration, and the salons of the early republic themselves, could best be reintroduced through the performances of their papers as a dialogue marrying form and argument in an academic paper.
In this case the visual-motor synchrony would be removed from the setup, but could be reintroduced through other means (e.g., body and limb movements unrelated to the prodding action).
Poliomyelitis is another vaccine-preventable disease that has been reintroduced through mobile populations.
The end of the steel wire, together with the tip of the needle, is bent over itself, forming a loop that is reintroduced through the eye of the needle and exits through the opposite end.
Rabies could be reintroduced through direct reentry of infected animals across land borders, as has happened in eastern Italy with an outbreak of fox rabies originating from the western Balkan region (1 ).
This result indicates that the current DENV-4 strains isolated in Roraima State were reintroduced to Brazil through Venezuela, where DENV-4 has circulated since the 1980s (1).
Numbers rose through captive breeding and, beginning in 1991, condors were reintroduced into the wild.
Idaho is one of several states where wolves were reintroduced in the mid-1990s to help populations recover from decades of attritition through hunting, trapping and poisoning.
