by Pleistocene humans(passive) was caused bythe extinction of large fauna
by Pleistocene humans(passive) was causedthe extinction of large fauna
therefore the guide will act soto causedamage to fauna
increased grazing pressureleadingto loss of understorey epiflora / fauna
increased grazing pressureleadingto the loss of understorey epiflora / fauna
Deforestation made a huge impact on both people and wildlifecausingwildlife extinction
by market hunting(passive) caused bythe extensive depletion of wildlife
Climate changecould causeextinction of wildlife
other factorscontributingwildlife extinction
by humans(passive) caused bywildlife extinction
the mine should n't be allowed to proceedcould leadto the extinction of underground fauna
likely(passive) would ... be causedextinction of wildlife
which are knownto causeextinction of wildlife
the great reasoncausingthe extinction of wildlife
Which of the followingmay causethe extinction of wildlife
The livestock and the wild animalscan causethe extinction of wildlife
many records of plankton bloomscausingmass mortalities of benthic fauna
not just by the greed of poachers(passive) would ... be causedextinction of wildlife
plankton bloomscausingmass mortalities of benthic fauna
uncontrolled economic development(passive) are obviously caused bywildlife extinction
environmentcausingdepletion of species
threatscausingdepletion of species
other activitieshave resultedin the decline of fauna
our activities , products and / or services(passive) caused bydisturbance of wildlife
The cats superb hunting abilitiesare causinga decrease in wildlife
drones(passive) caused bydisturbance to wildlife
the areacan leadto localised depletion of wildlife
the local wildlife populationhave ... resultedin wildlife depletion
destruction of natural habitat , chemical pollution , pesticides and droughtcausethe depletion of wildlife
the main factorsleadingto the extinction of fauna
hunting pressurecauseswildlife declines
The other factorscontributedto the depletion of wildlife
potentialto causedepletion of wildlife
Deforestation and indiscriminate huntinghas ledto a depletion of wildlife
mainly(passive) was ... influencedpatterns of the aboveground fauna
the exploitationresultedin a depletion of wildlife
not longresultedin a depletion of wildlife
Overpopulation ... in turnhas ledto the depletion of wildlife
by overfishing(passive) caused bywildlife depletion
domestic catscausewildlife depletion
alsoleadsalso
in mitochondrial elongationresultedin mitochondrial elongation
disruption of glial scar formationcausesdisruption of glial scar formation
in the loss of major MHC II - expressing cell type , which can also result in decreased expression of MHC II in incoming monocytes / macrophagescan also resultin the loss of major MHC II - expressing cell type , which can also result in decreased expression of MHC II in incoming monocytes / macrophages
harm , where they may refuse to return in the futurewill causeharm , where they may refuse to return in the future
in polarized growth , similar to what was observed in C. albicans ( Fig . 4Aresultedin polarized growth , similar to what was observed in C. albicans ( Fig . 4A
to cardiac cell cycle arrestleadingto cardiac cell cycle arrest
in a total collapse in marine ecosystems around the South Poleresultedin a total collapse in marine ecosystems around the South Pole
to cardiac cell cycle arrest in late G(1)- or early S - phaseleadingto cardiac cell cycle arrest in late G(1)- or early S - phase
in a domino effect of more and more species becoming extinctwould resultin a domino effect of more and more species becoming extinct
to ecological imbalanceleadsto ecological imbalance
to defects in the final stages of cytokinesis , where cells remain connected by thin intercellular bridges and are unable to complete abscissionleadsto defects in the final stages of cytokinesis , where cells remain connected by thin intercellular bridges and are unable to complete abscission
to the collapse of eco systemwill leadto the collapse of eco system
to the appearance of 25 % anucleate cells , and depletion of the other two mreB homologs ( mbl or mreBHledto the appearance of 25 % anucleate cells , and depletion of the other two mreB homologs ( mbl or mreBH
a cultural shift from burning timber to peatcould have causeda cultural shift from burning timber to peat
to the upregulation of transcripts predicted to be involved in transmembrane transport and downregulation of genes annotated as involved in translation and peptide metabolic processesledto the upregulation of transcripts predicted to be involved in transmembrane transport and downregulation of genes annotated as involved in translation and peptide metabolic processes
in a loss of this enrichmentresultedin a loss of this enrichment
alsoprovokesalso
all over the planethas causedall over the planet
partial release of the NURF subunitcausespartial release of the NURF subunit
from the Chalcolithic included bones of the European rabbit ( Oryctolagus cuniculusdiscoveredfrom the Chalcolithic included bones of the European rabbit ( Oryctolagus cuniculus
Limestone(passive) is caused byLimestone
numerous problems , such as spreading diseases , endangering and threatening plants and causing wildlife damage issues ( e.g. , deer - and - vehicles colliding and black bears raiding garbage canscan causenumerous problems , such as spreading diseases , endangering and threatening plants and causing wildlife damage issues ( e.g. , deer - and - vehicles colliding and black bears raiding garbage cans
partial release of the NURF subunit , BPTF ( bromodomain and PHD finger transcription factorcausespartial release of the NURF subunit , BPTF ( bromodomain and PHD finger transcription factor
significantlycontributesignificantly
the mixing and displacement of particles in marine and freshwater sediments(passive) caused bythe mixing and displacement of particles in marine and freshwater sediments
to any modern animalsdo ... leadto any modern animals
of modern animalsis ... composedof modern animals
in the areadiscoveredin the area
in the Palaeontologic sitesdiscoveredin the Palaeontologic sites