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Local extinction, also
extirpation, is the
termination of a
species (or
other taxon) in a
chosen geographic area of study,
though it
still exists elsewhere...
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Surgical extirpation is a type of
occasionally invasive surgical procedure in
which an
organ or
tissue is
completely removed or eradicated.
Extirpation is used...
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- birds, such as the
golden eagle, have been
reintroduced after decades of
extirpation.
Ireland is now one of the
least forested countries in Europe. Until...
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endangered species, —190
threatened species, —235
special concern, and 22
extirpated (no
longer found in the wild).
About 65
percent of Canada's
resident species...
- red fox, gray fox white-tailed deer, moose, and
American black bear;
extirpated mammals include Canada lynx,
American bison, wolverine,
Allegheny woodrat...
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shifts (potentially
expanding their range into a
larger area, or
becoming extirpated from an area they once lived), go extinct, or
diversify into more species...
- of
European and
African diseases, malnutrition, and
slavery eventually extirpated most of the
native po****tion;
smallpox was
probably the
greatest killer...
- otter. The
brown bear was
formerly found within Utah, but has
since been
extirpated.
There are no
confirmed mating pairs of gray
wolves in Utah, although...
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prairie dog
colonies due to the
increased nutritional quality of forage.
Extirpation of
prairie dogs can also
contribute to
regional and
local biodiversity...
