Significados de driven to extinction en inglés

Black rhinos were nearly driven to extinction in the 1990s.

Where reds were driven to extinction, landowners and conservationists shipped in new individuals from Scandinavia.

We will be driven to extinction by a smarter and more adaptable species - the computer.

The panthers, elk, and timberwolves were being driven to extinction, the beaver and bear nearly so.

Native Irish fish are being driven to extinction as farming, forestry and road-building destroy their habitats.

You know that on the Shelf they were driven to extinction during the War of the Cities.

Digital "organisms" replicate, mutate, adapt, evolve, and grow more complex while others are driven to extinction.

Consistent with the population genetics theory, H273R PV was driven to extinction more easily than WT in cell culture.

Endangered bottlenose dolphins are at risk of being displaced or even driven to extinction in the Bay of Islands.

Overall, our results suggest that E. fordii in Feng Shui woodlands may not be driven to extinction in the near future.

The listing by International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) reflects fears that it may be driven to extinction.

Przewalski's horses, driven to extinction in their Mongolian homeland in the 1960s, are repopulated in their ancestral arid deserts and mountains.

A question, Wired Science readers: of animals driven to extinction by man, which would you like to see studied in this fashion?

Savannahs house the last of the great mammal communities: the elephants, rhinoceros and big cats that have been driven to extinction elsewhere.

Round Island also serves as a reservoir for the endangered species in case it is driven to extinction in its native Madagascar.

A newly discovered orangutan species is being driven to extinction by a UK firm's Indonesian gold mine, a wildlife charity has claimed.