ex·tinc·tion [ɪkˈstɪŋkʃən, ekˈ-] СУЩ. no мн.
1. extinction:
- extinction of a custom, a people
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- extinction of an empire
- zaton м.
- extinction of an empire
- propad м.
- extinction (deliberate act)
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- extinction (deliberate act)
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2. extinction (becoming inactive):
- extinction
- ugasnitev ж.
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If one has information on species populations from the past in addition to the present, the magnitude of extinction debt can be estimated.
en.wikipedia.org Going beyond his role of pastor, he applied himself to understanding the mentality of this people on the road to extinction.
en.wikipedia.org About 180 species are considered rare, threatened or in danger of extinction.
en.wikipedia.org The risk of extinction for this species is likely to be higher without proper fire management.
en.wikipedia.org Any animal that depends on the ice will be faced with extreme challenges that could ultimately drive them to extinction.
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