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extinction

[ik-stingk-shuhn] / ɪkˈstɪŋk ʃən /


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But experts who examined that site found 78 fauna and flora species on Norway's "red list" -- species at risk of extinction to varying degrees.

From Barron's

To be sure, AI is still a long way from causing the extinction of software engineers.

From Los Angeles Times

Touchdown airbursts are a form of cosmic impact that may happen more often than the well-known, crater-forming events linked to mass extinctions.

From Science Daily

Led by scientists at Uppsala University, the international research team concluded that mosasaurs adapted to freshwater river systems during the final million years before their extinction.

From Science Daily

"Our analyses showed that the current abundance of D. africanum across the Canary Islands is at an all-time low, with several populations nearing local extinction," said Cano.

From Science Daily