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And I worked on this Permian extinction, camping by this Boer graveyard for months at a time.

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

While Apple did make Macs, the company had been losing sales for years and was commonly considered to be on the verge of extinction.

All of this adds up to extinction of the human species ahead, unless a new direction is taken and a new era is born.

As is often the case, humans are the primary cause of extinction.

He listened to her breathing: she still breathed, but with a respiration which seemed to him weak and on the point of extinction.

Except in those cases in which a species is driven to extinction, the Earth's ability to shrug such things off is often underestimated.

Now seems to have been aware of the extinction of an animal hazards.

In a non-codependent system, there cannot be extinction of the whole as no species is dependent upon any other species for its existence.

Markets were supposed to shut down bad ideas in a gradual evolutionary process; what happened in 2008 was more like a mass extinction.

So it seems to me that a cosmic event of this type is a better explanation for the mass extinction of these animals.

If governments do not crack down on poaching and eliminate the demand for tiger products, the tiger will BE stalked to extinction, says WWF.

His voice was solemn, as if the memory of that sudden extinction of a clan still haunted him.

But then, while no one wants to think of extinction, the word is far less of an abstraction in Hawaii than in other places.

But the British did not think so, that the British era, full of mind are the massacres, occupation, or even extinction.

Because, our resources are wired, if we still do a bit of savings do not know, we are faced with extinction.

Meanwhile, a new documentary shows that global warming was not always a bad thing as it once saved early man from extinction.

Together these data make it clear that cataclysmic impact as a cause of mass extinction was the exception, not the rule.

Masayuki Komatsu, who once described Minke whales as "the cockroaches of the ocean, " said the Japanese were eating tuna into extinction.

As is often read in the newspaper, wild life especially the rare species is threatened with extinction.

Mammals are more complex still, but even they might be amenable to this sort of extinction modeling.

Scientists discovered the snails a year and a half later, after they had already pushed some native species close to extinction.

"The top 20cm of soil is all that stands between us and extinction, " he told the Guardian.

Growing our food on land that used to be intact forests and prairies is killing the planet, setting up the processes of our own extinction.

They wiped out our species to the point of extinction, keeping a few survivors locked up in cages to be examined and taunted.

To allow the extinction of any particular species could prove to be a fatal mistake to the long-term survival of mankind.

As is often read in the newspaper reports, wild life especially the rare species is threatened with extinction.

At least part of the cause of this extinction seems to have been huge volcanic eruptions that poured carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

So I shelved an American project that I had been working on, and decided to make a film in Thailand about this issue of extinction.

The final extinction of that vast people which had been in eruption for twenty-six years--such was the dream.

There had been, long before Marx, doctrines teaching the total war leading to the radical extinction or enslavement of the defeated.

Nomi is still recovering from health issues that are the result of how polarity has pressed his dream towards extinction rather than life.

Article 270 The law of the flag State of the ship shall apply to the acquisition, transfer and extinction of the ownership of the ship.

Writing in the journal, Whiteside said the latest research was the "strongest case for a volcanic cause of a mass extinction to date" .

If we continue, we are looking at a really high risk of extinction for some of these species within the next few decades.

But also they were outlaws, enemies, untouchables , doomed with absolute certainty to extinction within a year or two.

Soon the sea fox, which had already been saved from extinction once, was doomed.

The Spanish branch of the family is now close to extinction, as Charles II has failed to produce an heir, among his other problems.

Society should make efforts to save endangered species only if the potential extinction of those species is the result of human activities.

Poor bird tree, please do not cry, you can be a long arm out, is not it? May be we are facing extinction!

Amphibians as a whole are already on their way towards extinction, but at least they're not generally found on dinner plates.

Scientists warn that global warming could put the magnificent birds at the risk of extinction by the end of the next century.

The change in climate might be one of the causes for the extinction of dinosaurs.

Scientists estimate current extinction rates are at least a hundred to a thousand times higher than natural rates.

Scattering and absorption both cause extinction of light; but in a negligibly absorbing medium, extinction would be primarily by scattering.

Whether by over hunting or over population, driving a species to extinction is nothing to be proud of and it's certainly not slowing down.

Over time, jobs come and go; but one profession that seemed to be on the brink of extinction is now making a comeback.

Many of the prints in a variety of light on a surface covering film and film sub-gloss film, extinction, the pursuit of a unique effect.

And why does extinction run in families and groups, as if bad genes may be responsible?

Greatest Extinction Since the End of the Age of Dinosaurs?

The old man attributed the extinction of the winged serpents to the fact that they were "terrors in the farm yards and coverts" .

Collectively, the Deccan Traps spewed enough noxious gas that some say it was the cause of the extinction.

Lord Cutler Beckett: They know they face extinction. All that remains is where they make their final stand.

Lord Cutler Beckett: they know they face extinction. All that remains is where they make their uinal stand.

Your kind assistance and cheerful messages did much to keep him from being bored to extinction during his illness.

Language extinction is a gradual process, which tends to affect the minority tribes most keenly.

Humans have begun to grasp the staggering variety and value of life on Earth just as we push many species toward extinction.

The result of commercial persuing for wild species is called Commercial Extinction.

Looking for the presence of particular species also tends to focus on extinction rates.

the hawk gens of the senecas were reduced to a small number of persons , and its extinction became imminent.

Creature 80 was nearly overwhelmed to the point of extinction by the mushrooming ranks of new "organisms. "

This, climate change, species extinction and the recent collapse of financial institutions are the result of globalisation.

Eventually, the number of mutations can exceed the "error catastrophe threshold" , again leading to the extinction of a population.

But this survey will argue that far from being a dinosaur nation, lumbering to extinction, Saudi Arabia is capable of rapid evolution.

Data on the molecular extinction coefficients of a number of compounds of this type are now available in the literature.

China's manipulation of its currency is a popular scapegoat both for the financial crisis and for the extinction of US manufacturing.

And that this mass extinction was taking place with very few people noticing and even fewer caring.

Now the Tao enters the dance at a pre-extinction timeframe to understand what causes creations to cease to exist as this one had.

"By the time the classic Neanderthals had emerged, " Finlayson laments, "they were already a people doomed to extinction. "

The emergence and extinction of the human race would be but a faint, miniscule flash.

And if the biosphere is in trouble, then man is in trouble, for human beings are not immune to extinction, though they may like to think so.

Such voluminous and rapid volcanic activities in Phanerozoic have commonly been thought to be a cause for zoobiocenose extinction .

It advanced the combination of the science and weapons and pushed mankind to the edge of extinction with its destructive power.

Conservationists are overestimating the number of species that have been driven to extinction, scientists have said.

They live on Komodo Island and a few neighbouring islands in Indonesia. Driven almost to extinction, they are now protected.

They know they face extinction. All that remains is where they make their final stand.

Polar bears, desert gazelles and sharks were all added to the list of species facing extinction.

The North American buffalo is a case of the near-extinction of a species through hunting.

The integration of humanity on the basis of universal cooperation can only avoid the extinction of our species.

A cruel twist of mutation among the Theelin led to genetic incompatibility among their own kind, dooming the species to extinction.

In biology and ecology, extinction is the end of an organism or of a group of organisms (taxon), normally a species.

Since then, their numbers have gone up and down, like a yo-yo from millions to virtual extinction.

Plant species are not the only forms of life threatened with extinction in the rainforest.

Many Japanese, it seems, would be angry if they were not allowed to eat a prized source of sushi and sashimi to extinction .

If Australians could co-operate to save this special species, mankind should be able to prevent the extinction of all other animals, too.

If this conclusion is confirmed, then the earlier theory that the meteorite led to the extinction of dinosaurs may be negative.

An international conference is taking place in Nepal with the aim ofsaving the tiger from extinction.

But the only species that is now close to extinction in developed countries is the state-owned bank, as privatisation has swept the world.

Humans have learned to manipulate life in a manner that often leads to extinction of the planets that they inhabit.

A poisoned ocean and atmosphere would account for the very slow recovery of life after that mass extinction as well.

Paw prints and poo could be used to help save tigers and other endangered species from extinction, say conservationists.

Although plentiful in locales like Russia, until recently grizzly bears were in danger of extinction in the United States.

Severe droughts could become more common in warm areas and species unable to adapt to the changing conditions would face extinction.

The cost of computer memory is cheap enough that audio and video tapes (not to mention film) are on the road to extinction.

A rare tree frog, a mudfish and lizards are among the thousands of species threatened by extinction.

The extinction of dinosaurs is practically a tragedy; otherwise we could have had several more dishes at table.

Whether there will be a planet left at all after all the stories offered that might blow your world into extinction etc! !

A huge impact did in the dinosaurs, but the search for other catastrophic triggers of extinction has had no luck so far.

Tarawa claims, along with the neighboring nation of Tuvalu, that it faces extinction should global warming lead to any sea level rise.

Extinction of the punk spirit is as simple and understandable as one clothing style going out of fashion.

Amphibians, too, are facing an extinction crisis, with at least 33 percent either threatened or extinct, the I. U. C. N. reported.

Synergy leads to rise after rise out of extinction and into the expanded possibility towards freedom, evolution and love.

At present almost to extinction in the wild, only parts of the Zoo, breeding base in captivity with less than 100 only.

Planes for extinction were set up, and destructive tones of creation administered to human fields in the form of poisonous serpents.

And I'll illustrate that five-point framework by the extinction of the Greenland Norse society.

A RARE piece of good news from the world of conservation: the global extinction crisis may have been overstated.

You could even take a cell from an endangered animal and, without threatening its extinction, make meat from it.

With a push of the red button, a chain of events will be put into motion that will take human existence to the edge of extinction.

The question is whether that stress will be substantial enough to threaten the animals with extinction.

The Hazel Dormouse , once widespread throughout the UK, is now vulnerable to regional extinction.

Combined with weak or non- existent laws against the hunting or poaching of this national treasure, the koala seemed doomed to extinction.

Those unable to match the migration speeds needed to escape the effects of global warming could vanish into extinction.

The biologists use PageRank by multiplying the rate of extinction for one species and determining the rate at which others are affected.

Our livestock was almost at the brink of extinction, protected as well.

After each extinction, a rich variety of ammonoid species and body plans was replaced by a few free-floating types.

Extinction is the 'disappearance of a species from all or part of the species' geographical range.

This animal spread across the massive, ancient continent of Pangea after the end of the Permian Extinction.

And meanwhile, the transformer oil is beneficial to arc extinction and can prolong the electrical life of the switch.

Amphibians seem to be facing the greatest threat, with 1, 895 of 6, 285 assessed species in danger of extinction.

Yet the mass extinction, however remote, that should be concentrating minds is that of mankind.

Warnings of flood, famine, drought and mass extinction merge into an overwhelming sense of futility.

When turned loose with no competition, invasive species can run amok in an ecosystem and send a park's native residents toward extinction.

The extinction of one language equals to the extinction of a national culture and its traditions.

What has happened looks like a clear case of extinction driven by three extreme years.

Think of those animals that are on the edge of extinction. We are duty-bound to protect them.

The survival or extinction of each erganism is determined by that organism's ability to adapt to its environment.

A mere 5 per cent of the global population speak the rest and two thirds of these lingoes are in danger of extinction.

The numerical result shows such a converter do have better extinction ration character than a traditional AOWC.

Researchers sometimes discover new species just as hunting, farming and other pressures are pushing them to extinction.

Some experts hold that mammoths were hunted to extinction by the species that was to become the planet's dominant predator -- humans.

Landscape fragmentation and habitat loss are widely recognized as the major threats to the biodiversity decrease and species extinction.

Animals that are not in fact dangerous are not likely to be hunted to extinction by humans.

Passenger Pigeon The story of the Passenger Pigeon is one of the most tragic extinction stories in modern times.

Remarks on the Paper "The Extinction Behavior of the Solutions for a Class of Reaction-Diffusion Equations"

There have been five planetary extinction events in the last half-billion years. The sixth is happening now.

The five boroughs of New York City are reckoned to be home to speakers of around 800 languages, many of them close to extinction.

I first wrote about this alarming situation in The Sixth Extinction.

An asteroid impact is another possible cause of the extinction, though a telltale crater has yet to be found.

Plant species are not the only forms of lifethreatened with extinction in the rainforest.

environmental degradation global warming extinction of species Environmental degradation causes global warming and extinction of species.

Deforestation endangers many animals, and mankind's great thirst for water and other resources leads to the extinction of many plant forms.

Earth is experiencing its sixth mass extinction event, species winking out of existence before we even know them.

Yet this week it lurched closer to extinction after senior figures walked out to form a new political group.

It also refined the timing of geochemical changes, which may hold clues to exactly how the eruptions trigged the biggest extinction.

American newspapers are not going to vanish in the foreseeable future, despite frequent predictions of their imminent extinction.

Broadband Extinction Method to Determine Aerosol Optical Depth from Accumulated Direct Solar Radiation .

The end of the Permian period, 252m years ago, was marked by the biggest extinction of life known to have happened on Earth.

Hopefully, this study will help society find the best way to help the dwindling wobbegong back from the brink of extinction.

In this movie, a comet miles across is headed toward Earth, sure to cause a mass extinction if it hits.

If the extinction of mankind really could be so beautiful, the idea is not too bad.

Quite a lot of species have become extinct or on the verge of extinction, which has led to the decrease of bio-diversity.

International financial monopoly capital, the extinction of the middle class, with distinctive features of the international.

The temperature variation, physicochemical index variation and microorganism extinction-growth in the piling fermentation were detailed.

Any species that is. not in the climax community is. doomed to local extinction and is. a fugitive species to a greater or lesser degree.

Now humans have developed enough nuclear armament to assure an extinction cycle if they were detonated when this was not so in 1944.

Hunted to near extinction in parts of Scandinavia, the arctic fox is plentiful elsewhere, including here in Iceland.

The extinction of this species of ape in the previous entourage was mainly due to the hunting activity of human beings.

Taking place in the not-too-distant future, mankind is on the brink of extinction.

The infrared extinction performance of carbon nanofibers used as smoke interference materials was studied within a smoke chamber.

The breakthrough fuelled hopes for a solution to the overfishing that has pushed the bluefin to near extinction.

This fear-driven avoidance is, Zeleny stated, bringing the time-honored tradition of the political meeting to the brink of extinction.

The bombs detonated came as a result of the skewing of the human dream to create extinction.

The institute was set up to preserve the endangered species from extinction.

Nature is dominated by the principle of survival of the fittest, so extinction of some species is an inevitable process.

The death of James and the destruction of Jerusalem crippled the Jesus Movement and placed it dangerously close to extinction.

During the early part of the 20th century, koalas were hunted primarily for their fur. They were almost hunted to extinction.

It's sad how our effort to promote the survival of our species through copious copulation has run other species to the brink of extinction.

If endangered species continue to disappear, we will indeed experience a sixth extinction, over just the next few centuries or millennia.

The view that species extinction will result in natural disasters is by no means a groundless exaggeration.

Stone of the suddenly kill back skyshatter saved extinction, SongYingJie said the attack is blunt him, and they fled toward our direction.

others are rare, having been hunted to the brink of extinction or chivied out of their last natural redoubts by human pressures.

The islanders , their bodies ravaged by the white man's diseases and their culture destroyed by well-meaning missionaries, await extinction.

Dinosaurs appeared after one of the biggest mass extinction events on Earth, the Permian-Triassic extinction about 250 million years ago.

Being a writer is in defiance of Darwin's observation that the more highly specialized a species, the more likely its extinction.

Because many species need others to survive, the worst possible case for an extinction is a domino-style co-extinction effect.

And that holds out hope for other restoration ecology projects in the midst of the sixth mass extinction in Earth's history.

it thinks the universe anti all things are to follow the eternal cycle of circumferential motion: occurrence, development and extinction.

She was fighting to save the glades from extinction for more than half a century right up until her death in 1998.

Because only downward cycles and falls have been known, this insures another downward cycle, and this time a fall unto extinction.

Crouching tiger, hidden species? Siberian creatures welcome in the Year of the Tiger as China worries about their extinction.

The potassium-argon radioactive dating method shows the crater was created within a gnat's whisker of the extinction.

This kind of isolation increases their risk of extinction in the wild, due in part to a higher likelihood of inbreeding.

The dodo, a three-foot-tall flightless bird with a great big beak, has become a symbol of extinction.

On this basis, it points out the constitution of the legislative system of RURHS in acquisition, transfer, content, extinction in details.

To complicate matters more, the rate of species extinction in the rainforest is undeniably high.

after they had already pushed some native species close to extinction.

These specimens show that poor fossil preservation, rather than mass extinction, was probably responsible for this gap in the fossil record.

Yet sheer numbers do not totally explain the current mass extinction.

Yes there is some extinction, like the Mammoth, but genetic diversity is continually increasing.

Many wild animals are facing the danger of extinction because they have taken place in the living environment of great change.

There is and has always been more than a whiff of snobbery about lamentations that reading is doomed to extinction.

There the animal is under threat of extinction due to the burning of the forest to make way for agricultural land.

Unfortunately, extinction rates have accelerated to ten to a hundred times their natural level, Worm added.

The Antarctic fur seal, Arctocephalus gazella, would be hunted to the verge of extinction.

The group says more than a third of the estimated 280 species around the world are now threatened with extinction .

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extinction Disappearance of a taxonomic group of organisms from existence in all regions.

On a night for the Knicks franchise center to forget, the Bulls put the Knicks on the brink of playoff extinction.

Fossil evidence suggests that small and medium sized animals were more likely to survive the mass extinction than larger species.

Off the shores of Costa Rica, scientists study a stronghold of whales that once hovered near extinction.

Also used for boiler water treatment, fade-resistant ceramic products, rayon of extinction, the fabric and mordants such as tanning.

But from the party Ozawa after school, if the dissolution of the House of Representatives general election, they face extinction.

Mission : to protect the rare and endangered Sounders ' Gull species and its habitat from extinction .

Extinction and colonization account for the depauperate flora and fauna of islands when compared to the adjacent mainland.

Zoos are suitable habitats for some species which are on the verge of extinction due to environmental deterioration and hunting.

The extinction ratio can be improved with increase of the template oxidation voltage or the Cu nanowires' diameter.

Of course, humanity is currently setting off the sixth mass extinction event in Earth's history.

Many people assume th together with the extinction of a policy t or animal species is of little consequence .

But the proliferation of English is accompanied by the extinction of many lesser-known languages.

the extinction ratios characteristic of reflected and transmission light dramatically improved.

Ancient pollen residues revealed a mass extinction of plant life in which half of all flora species died out.

Many parasitic insects including roaches , flies, mosquitoes, worms, maggots and wasps are also destined for extinction.

One of them, Karen Masters, says forests are drying up , threatening the extinction of some animal and plant species.

Many people assume that the extinction of a plant or animal species is of little consequence .

A species is in danger of extinction and whose survival is unlikely if the causal factors continue to operate.

The Przewalski horse, or ta khi in Mongolian, is a small, sturdy animal that was almost hunted to extinction by Kazakh tribes.

Climate change alone is expected to force a further 15%- 37% of species to the brink of extinction within the next 50 years.

The banner of the October Revolution is invincible , and all the forces of fascism are doomed to extinction.

The United States has proposed listing polar bears as threatened with extinction.

One of North America's most common bats may be driven to extinction in the northeastern US in as little as 16 years.

The vertical distribution of extinction properties and the height of ABL over the observation site were inverted.

The rate of species extinction is accelerating to dangerous levels.

Upon extinction of the secondary flame, little if any, carbon black residue was detected in these backlit frame sequences.

The Black-faced Spoonbill is a endangered species - this means that it is in danger of extinction.

The only existing professional Baling Opera troupe today, is on the verge of extinction and in urgent need of protection.

The world's most endangered sea dolphins are sliding towards extinction in the face of damaging fishing methods, experts are warning.

A primary cause of our imminent extinction must be the internet.

The purpose of the organization is to preserve endangered species from extinction.

The American alligator is a rare success story of an endangered animal not only saved from extinction but now thriving.

One small step up the red list is one giant leap forward towards extinction.

Now known as Austria, the territory passed on the extinction of the Babsbergs into the hands of the Haburg family.

But the rate of extinction is far from constant.

Once forest coverdoesstart increasing, the rate of extinction should dwindle.

The volcano may have contributed to the extinction of the moas, New Zealand's gigantic flightless birds.

Now conservationists are locked in a race against time to save this ancient river titan from extinction.

The utility model discloses a nozzle of a water mist gun, which is used for fire fighting fire extinction.

It is the first mass extinction that humans will witness firsthand-and not just as innocent bystanders .

The molecular extinction coefficient is equal to the ration of the log of the intensity of the incident and emergent light.

A few species are at risk of extinction, but most number in the hundreds of thousands, if not millions.

But "if the assumptions are correct, " Chapman said, "shows a pretty big potential in changes in distribution and extinction risk. "

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Drought, fire, pathogenic fungi and introduced predators have put it in immediate danger of extinction.

The molecular extinction coefficient is equal to the ratio of the log of the intensity of the incident and emergent light.

These journeys made him realize to the fullest extent that many of the world' species were on the s brink of extinction.

The extinction of key species could have cascading effects throughout the food web .

The mass extinction of organisms and the sedimentary environment mutation are due to the catastrophic event.

Nearly a third of animal species would be put at risk of extinction by a warming of 1? ? ? ? C, the report said.

Through the construction of buildings, such as Well Hall, the project helped to evoke local craftsmanship that risks extinction.

Researcher Joel Barker says the low species diversity is a sign of an ecosystem on the edge of extinction.

And then, that television technique pluses context reconstruction is a powerful approach to record those ICHs on the verge of extinction.