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If there were a single, remediable cause of the honeybee die-off, the question of possible extinction would lose much of its force.

That's according to the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Such a die-off is no longer unusual.

There have been reports of poultry die off in her village and the case is reported to have had exposure to sick poultry.

You get them started, they evolve rapidly and surprise you for a while, and then sort of die off.

The effect is somewhat temporary. After a couple of months, the new cells start acting like the older cells, although they do not die off.

MAN: "The die-off was as bad as I've ever seen, but they cleaned up pretty quick, so there's not too much smell. "

Such a die-off is no longer unusual. About a third of honeybees have perished every winter since 2006.

Unfortunately, many caterpillars do not know they have the ability to become butterflies and so remain in their cocoon until they die off.

Many of the larger animals that were hunted by the early Indians began to die off with the end of the ice age.

I realized that I was the only one left screaming, my voice a ragged thing that I let die off.

Without oxygen replenishment by plant life, however, the animals would likely die off from asphyxiation within a few million years.

Qu Yuan's exile at the way successive heard die -off and break the bad news after and despair, bang, rolling into a torrent of Jiang.

This opens new ways of thinking about and treating the cancers. If its stem cells are eradicated, the rest of a tumour may die off.

The next highest die-off will be in heavily populated areas where feeding the survivors simply cannot be done.

When birds began to die off, People began to criticize the use of chemical pesticides.

There have been reports of poultry die off in her village.

This video from Silence of the Bees (Nature, PBS) explains the potentially catastrophic problems we face as pollinators die off.

Higher temperatures may also increase the risk of pests and parasites, because fewer will die off during the winter.

It would be a pity if these birds are allowed just to die off.

Alternately H5N1 may subside naturally as infected animals die off, or it may mutate to a less aggressive form.

If its stem cells are eradicated, the rest of a tumour may die off.

Initial findings indicate poultry die off in the vicinity of the case's home in the week prior to the onset of illness.

Before birth, the developing female foetus has between five and six million eggs which gradually die off without being replaced, he added.

When in the laboratory bacteria outrun the substances on which they feed, they die off.

Even analysts who see good fundamental reasons for higher prices warn oil could drop if 'green shoots' of economic recovery die off.

If the snowstorm does not blow over, the cattle will die off.

That side would be blisteringly hot; the vegetation would die off and the land would dry out and crack.

Thos who can't adapt die off, while those who survive are of the best stock.

One such study has already shown that the corals cannot acclimate to the increase and begin to die off .

The Forest Service estimates that the die-off from white-nose syndrome means that at least 2. 4m pounds of bugs (1. 1m kg) will go uneaten.

Aerobic decay soon depletes the water of oxygen, the aerobic organisms die off and anaerobic bacteria take over.

Only a whole containing many parts can allow a whole to persist while the parts die off or change to fit the new stimuli.

It is a fact of the information age that too many movements spring up like beautiful flowers but quickly die off.

Herbs, I've discovered, are tough. With every hard freeze they die off, then spring back to life.

Humans started settling, and wiped out their habitat. The dodo birds die off pretty quickly.

Even though experts this year gave what's happening a new name and think this is a new type of die-off, it may have happened before.

Without humans to provide food and warmth, rats and cockroaches would die off .

The smell and the fish die-off are caused by hydrogen sulfide erupting from decaying plants on the sea floor.

Many will die off with the first frost whilst others hibernate until the following spring.

(die off) When animals and plants die off one after another, man's days are numbered.

This can minimize the serious impact of having all your friends die off, she says.

Whatever a mass die-off of humans is simply because we could not grow enough food under these conditions.

If sharks die off, you could have a food chain Whac-a-Mole, scientists say.

Basil is a tender annual , and will die off quickly in cold weather .

Worse, that die-off could be accelerating.

The die-off was surpassed only by the gargantuan Permian extinction 250 million years ago.

Without the gel, scientists say, the bacteria die off.

Natural selection allowed those early tribes to either learn and grow or fail to learn and die off as a culture.

Severe winters and summer droughts in 2000, 2001, and 2002 resulted in massive livestock die-off and zero or negative GDP growth.

All forests will suffer because of the volcanic gloom, with much die-off.

Maybe some day we'll just die off.

When insects can't get the right plants to eat and they die off, then the birds don't have enough bugs for their meals.

Wild sarsaparilla, wild oats, Solomon's seal and a host of understory plants die off;

Preliminary Survey on the Cause of Withered and Die off of Apple Leaf in Qin'an County of Gansu

die off To undergo a sudden, sharp decline in population:

Largest Ever Die-Off