extirpation

For else it is rather an extirpation, than a plantation.

You know, perhaps the ax were right to attempt the Extirpation.

The small sizes of the individual populations make their extirpation more likely.

Development has caused the extirpation of at least three occurrences.

With their extirpation, the nurturing function of these ponds was lost.

He had seen too much evil that could not be conquered except by extirpation.

This unit could be turned to the extirpation of pirates."

Because of its restricted island distribution, it is susceptible to extirpation.

Destroy us and you complete the work of the ax for them, finish the Extirpation.

Extirpation happened due to a toxin which was delivered to the creek.

It was rather like an Extirpation, you see.

"These creatures are susceptible to a rather primitive method of extirpation.

Extirpation, population decline, and homogenization of regional biodiversity are much more common.

It is at risk of extirpation in Canada.

In some centers, radiation therapy may be used prior to and following surgical extirpation.

Without surgical extirpation, the tumor may extend into distant organs.

Powers et al. (2004) suggested most populations were at risk of extirpation from a single, catastrophic event.

In many regions, this has led to the extirpation of some species from parts of their former range.

This species is at risk for extinction because it has few small populations and the extirpation of any one could greatly reduce the total population.

Lack of suitable areas to colonize have made these small populations vulnerable to extirpation.

Recurring words and phrases caught his eye: extirpation, sacrifice, light anaesthesia.

Of the three ways in which terrestrial animals can respond to climate change, death (extinction or extirpation) is the most final.

Without intervention, this population faces extirpation in the near future due to small population phenomena.

Their extirpation was a process intensified by several circumstances:

We fought, in our way, to survive the ax Occupation, and the Extirpation.