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| With humans eaten to | extinction, a music festival is organised for the undea |
| s polarized light, tyrrellite displays total | extinction, a characteristic trait of isotropic mineral |
| were a short and stocky people before their | extinction about 1780. |
| rganized Konfusion hip hop album Stress: The | Extinction Agenda (1994) |
| orgii Gause demonstrated the tendency toward | extinction among predator-prey populations with a serie |
| Some appear close to | extinction, and C. quinduensis of Colombia and C. tinif |
| It faces the risk of | extinction, and therefore a status of Critically Endang |
| hn Henry Davies, who had saved the club from | extinction and brought them to Old Trafford, died and w |
| where smokers are persecuted to the point of | extinction, and the last smoker is stuffed and preserve |
| deos from the band's 1992 album Countdown to | Extinction and the title is a play on the second track |
| the former main grazers, experienced a mass | extinction and were supplanted by the parrotfishes. |
| fictional planet Coredase is under threat of | extinction, and the player must collect a set of "power |
| d States in 1984 because it was in danger of | extinction and was not protected under any Costa Rican |
| Atmospheric | extinction and the need to find a site with a clear sou |
| erexploited P. caudatum leading first to its | extinction and subsequently to its own. |
| a disease has brought his race very close to | extinction, and SG-1 accepts his offer to upload the su |
| ears, it became evident that it was close to | extinction, and its status was upgraded to Critically E |
| nificantly smaller in size survived the mass | extinction and continued on until the present day. |
| ological perspective on the end-Permian mass | extinction and its aftermath. |
| the shape of biodiversity, specifically mass | extinction and climate change |
| ce inherits the Time Lords' role after their | extinction and the Doctor Who Monthly comic strip "Grou |
| Laughlin, C.D. and I.A. Brady (1978) | Extinction and Survival in Human Populations. |
| modelling flame spread, fire suppression and | extinction and the response of steel-framed structures |
| opulation fragments are highly vulnerable to | extinction, and fluctuate asynchronously (Lewis et al. |
| nservation status found that "it is close to | extinction and qualifies for the IUCN Category of 'Crit |
| ucidium passerinum) which is threatened with | extinction and which lives in the submontane to subalpi |
| n who saved traditional Lakota religion from | extinction and trained a number of successors. |
| cial crisis that saw them come very close to | extinction and lose many of their players. |
| lting, slightly roughened surface alters the | extinction angle of various parts of the crystal lattic |
| ht (bottom frame), and thus does not have an | extinction angle. |
| ius Parakeet was not acutely threatened with | extinction anymore but "merely" very rare, it is downli |
| and resourcefulness, and the reasons for its | extinction are not fully understood. |
| Reasons for its | extinction are habitat loss caused by soil erosion due |
| What caused their | extinction are also discussed. |
| s City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad caused | extinction as the townfolk moved to the new town of Amo |
| ate change, population overshoot and species | extinction, as well as how this situation has developed |
| colonists and native allies completed their | extinction as a tribe soon after the turn of the 19th c |
| an employ also makes them less vulnerable to | extinction, as they can "sit out" the tough periods and |
| This means that different parts reach | extinction at slightly different angles, giving the cry |
| ives today, diversified close to the time of | extinction at the end of the Cretaceous. |
| e Jurassic Period, and thrived until the K-T | extinction, at the end of the Cretaceous Period. |
| b impact is believed to have caused the mass | extinction at the end of the Cretaceous era, which incl |
| easures have averted the threat of immediate | extinction at least for the time being. |
| ird named iao or ʻiao, which would place its | extinction at a relatively recent date. |
| ia, the thylacine was relentlessly hunted to | extinction based on such schemes. |
| rect, or indirect, assessment of the risk of | extinction based on its distribution and/or population |
| This flower is in grave danger of | extinction, because of its great beauty, causing traffi |
| The plant is considered to be vulnerable to | extinction because it is rare, its populations are loca |
| ided to send the Shongairi to see humanity's | extinction before humanity will reached the same level |
| led on Mars, driving the native species into | extinction before launching similar wars against the ra |
| until additional surveys have confirmed its | extinction beyond reasonable doubts. |
| Resident Evil: Apocalypse and Resident Evil: | Extinction both were commercially successful but failed |
| Organic residues from these | extinction boundaries indicate that the oceans were ano |
| The breed has historically faced near | extinction, but recently activist groups have been form |
| Park was established to save this bird from | extinction, but because of the fluctuation of this spec |
| is unlikely to be seriously threatened with | extinction, but that its status in the wild is in need |
| It is not in any danger of | extinction, but is yet very rare. |
| the fossil record after a period of presumed | extinction, but is not actually a descendant of the ori |
| that are not thought to be at a high risk of | extinction, but may be threatened if trade in those spe |
| The breed has twice has neared | extinction, but has recovered due to the efforts of a d |
| It was thought to be on the edge of | extinction, but a number of additional populations have |
| ies found that it was likely to be driven to | extinction by loss of habitat by 2080, even under mild |
| ss has been globally listed as vulnerable to | extinction by the World Conservation Union, and is a sp |
| nown from bones and was presumably driven to | extinction by whalers visiting the island.. |
| was first described, but was soon hunted to | extinction by whalers and sailors. |
| eratids were believed to have been driven to | extinction by more advanced grazing herbivores, but in |
| Caloenas canacorum was very likely hunted to | extinction by the first human settlers of its home isla |
| Sashthrantha-Kalpa - Mass | extinction by wars. |
| thern continent of Gondwana, but dwindled to | extinction by the end of the Permian period (251 millio |
| Long-Nosed Bat population was pushed towards | extinction by hurricanes in the region, which caused an |
| thought to be the first fly to be driven to | extinction by humans, but rediscovered in 2009. |
| It is vulnerable to | extinction by habitat loss. |
| mber of island plants to have been driven to | extinction by human activity (see List of extinct plant |
| n 1991.. It is likely to have been driven to | extinction by the Kiore Rattus exulans, which was intro |
| It was probably hunted to | extinction by the early settlers of New Caledonia and T |
| The subspecies was driven into near | extinction by 1900, but has recovered since. |
| The Steller's Sea Cow was hunted to | extinction by 1760, while the genus Dusisiren is known |
| h atolls simultaneously, reduces the risk of | extinction by random catastrophes such as drought, hurr |
| cies that are responsible for the dinosaurs' | extinction by burning them all to ash. |
| Due to heavy | extinction by dust in the vicinity, it is invisible to |
| hich has been brought back from the brink of | extinction by the breeding program at the Alipore Zoo. |
| With their | extinction, C. alata became threatened with the possibi |
| n the program, it is argued that the Permian | extinction came in 3 stages; the first was caused by vo |
| ion years from now is recovering from a mass | extinction caused by a flood basalt eruption almost as |
| Robert Twigger, The | Extinction Club (William Morrow, 2001). |
| us solution absorbs at 452 (+/-3 nm) with an | extinction coefficient of 11,500 M−1cm−1. |
| imetry, densimetry and refractometry, color ( | extinction coefficient at 420 nm), reducing sugars, and |
| The | extinction coefficient of the dye is 5700. |
| At a wavelength of 260 nm, the average | extinction coefficient for double-stranded DNA is 0.020 |
| At sea level, the Rayleigh atmosphere has an | extinction coefficient of approximately 13.2 X 10−6 m−1 |
| The molar | extinction coefficient should not be confused with the |
| The mass | extinction coefficient should not be confused with the |
| r up to an OD of at least 2. A more accurate | extinction coefficient may be needed for oligonucleotid |
| t", "mass absorption coefficient", and "mass | extinction coefficient" are almost always used intercha |
| Molar absorptivity, also called "molar | extinction coefficient", which is the absorption coeffi |
| nces have different values in air of a given | extinction coefficient, and the latter b) varies with t |
| The molar absorption coefficient, molar | extinction coefficient, or molar absorptivity, is a mea |
| The Mongalla gazelle is rather safe from | extinction compared to other species, due to its harsh |
| he present species' survival, or rather, its | extinction could not be definitely confirmed. |
| The possible reasons for its | extinction could be attributed to the presence of rats, |
| light starch loses its birefringence and its | extinction cross. |
| generally are able to characterise the local | extinction curve very accurately, to allow observations |
| es very low yields which has led it close to | extinction despite the high quality of wine that it can |
| Synergies among | extinction drivers under global change. |
| The species is endangered of | extinction due to overharvesting, clearing the forests |
| u junipers growing in the wild in Japan face | extinction due to over collecting. |
| is at some risk of becoming threatened with | extinction due to loss and degradation of its forest ha |
| Its population used to be close to | extinction due to harsh weather and climate conditions. |
| morro, which are under the extreme threat of | extinction due to the non-native brown tree snake and h |
| by a whole spectrum of alternatives (from an | extinction due to climate factors, to the so-coveted pr |
| ird of all oceanic shark species, at risk of | extinction due to fishing and shark finning. |
| They are both threatened with | extinction due to human activities, principally habitat |
| ed in a metapopulation, and it faces risk of | extinction due to land use change. |
| The Blobfish is currently facing | extinction due to deep-sea fishing. |
| his pine species is especially vulnerable to | extinction due to the high fragmentation of its natural |
| Maastrichtian stage until the last species' | extinction during the Middle Eocene. |
| ncel the Exodus and doom the Quintaglios to | extinction- Dybo must win Rodlox's challenge. |
| roughout the epoch due to the effects of the | extinction, ecological recovery on land took 30M years. |
| s of the object for the distance dimming and | extinction effects. |
| bably our best offer since the 'Countdown To | Extinction' era". |
| 65 million years had the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event not taken place. |
| cenario as the most likely cause for the K-T | extinction event which occurred 65 million years ago an |
| Consequently, the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event which wiped out the dinosaurs and othe |
| The | Extinction Event is a Big Finish Productions audio dram |
| See also: Quaternary | extinction event and Holocene extinction |
| ans that the genus may have survived the K-T | extinction event that killed the dinosaurs. |
| te Permian epoch before the Permian-Triassic | extinction event that wiped out many life forms on Eart |
| o or closely follows the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event and may be the result of a major meteo |
| Main article: Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event |
| life forms are more likely to survive a mass | extinction event such as one of The Big Five. |
| Some time after the Permian-Triassic | extinction event (251.4 |
| cation during and after the Permian-Triassic | extinction event around 251.4 million years ago. |
| usand years before Chicxulub, suggesting the | extinction event may have been driven by multiple meteo |
| The Permian-Triassic | extinction event spawned the Triassic period. |
| At the time of the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event 65.5 million years ago, the burrowing |
| at may have survived the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event 65.5 million years ago. |
| this genus survived the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event that killed the dinosaurs. |
| asteroid called "Vulcan's Hammer" causes an | extinction event on Earth. |
| end of the Late Pleistocene in a Quaternary | extinction event together with many other large Austral |
| went extinct during the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event at the K-T boundary. |
| z, who proposed that the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event was caused by an impact event. |
| n human activity in the region (see Holocene | extinction event), so its disappearance is thought to h |
| llion years (such as the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event). |
| f these birds lived before or after the K-Pg | extinction event, they were in all likelihood wading bi |
| ies seem to have been little affected by the | extinction event, while the environmental devastation c |
| hought to be associated with the end-Carnian | extinction event, but the Carnian-Norian boundary is no |
| basin, hence surviving the Permian-Triassic | extinction event, but disappear soon afterwards. |
| arks, rays, and skates families survived the | extinction event, and more than 90% of teleost fish (bo |
| ion years ago, survived the Permian-Triassic | Extinction Event, and eventually went extinct during th |
| vantage over more sessile animals during the | extinction event. |
| e Manson Crater with the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event. |
| the K-T boundary and the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event. |
| ould be associated with the Permian-Triassic | extinction event. |
| t of the placoderms during the Late Devonian | extinction event. |
| For the biological term, see | Extinction event. |
| or due to the causes of the Permian-Triassic | extinction event. |
| ing and possibly caused the Permian Triassic | extinction event. |
| ay have occurred during the Permian-Triassic | extinction event. |
| he USA, which might have resulted in another | extinction event. |
| ast species perished in the Frasnian-Fammian | extinction event. |
| aracara become extinct during the Quaternary | extinction event. |
| moschorhynchus survived the Permian-Triassic | extinction event. |
| y one not considered as a factor in a biotic | extinction event. |
| ishes mitigated environmental effects of the | extinction event. |
| enanisuchus survived the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event. |
| e early theorists of the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event. |
| ieved to have caused the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event. |
| met explosion may have caused the Quaternary | extinction event. |
| hed prior to, or during the Permian-Triassic | Extinction Event. |
| age appeared soon after the Permian-Triassic | extinction event. |
| haps better known as the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction event. |
| er of Doom, details the discovery of the K-T | extinction event. |
| herocephalians survived the Permian-Triassic | extinction event. |
| the Hirnantian glaciation and the Ordovician | extinction event. |
| saurs became extinct in the Permian-Triassic | extinction event; no species of Caseasaurs made it to t |
| a immediately before the Cretaceous-Tertiary | extinction events . |
| e perspective of evolution, biodiversity and | extinction events in the fossil record. |
| record, such as the distribution of sizes of | extinction events and the phenomenon of punctuated equi |
| 2002: | Extinction: Evolution and the End of Man. |
| tence for a transient time and their time of | extinction, five kinds of knowledge, truth, soul, karma |
| ression to repeated catastrophic episodes of | extinction followed by new episodes of creation. |
| The grape was nearly lost to | extinction following the phylloxera epidemic of the lat |
| 8 by Carl Skottsberg, the species was cut to | extinction for its aromatic wood. |
| The reasons for the | extinction for this poorly known species remained unkno |
| n in America, creating a programme of forced | extinction for dionsaurs, painting bikes red for friend |
| Anisotropic minerals will show one | extinction for each 90 degrees of stage rotation. |
| Pi Studios was developing Bonk: Brink of | Extinction for release on Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation |
| Zealand subspecies has been on the brink of | extinction for decades. |
| working on a way to save Panama's frogs from | extinction from the deadly amphibian disease chytridiom |
| Patterns of plant | extinction from some palaeobotanical evidence. |
| and just 6 meters wide, and was at risk for | extinction from any one destructive event. |
| eady extremely rare, making it vulnerable to | extinction from any one event. |
| It is always at risk of | extinction from environmental changes (droughts, fires, |
| While once thought to be threatened with | extinction, further evidence showed it not to be so. |
| ter zombie superheroes eat the human race to | extinction, Galactus prepares to eat the Earth. |
| The species' | extinction has been attributed to hunting and habitat c |
| g human colonization to a specific cause for | extinction has been difficult since human activities ha |
| siensis in 2003 and of the recentness of its | extinction has raised the possibility that numerous des |
| any Indo-Pacific islands, although localized | extinction has occurred where the species lives close t |
| faced a number of factors which may lead to | extinction, having become critically endangered by chan |
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