ライフサイエンスコーパス: endangered species

1 versions are regulated because of impacts on endangered species.

2 e investigated here for the first time in an endangered species.

3 nservation and restoration of threatened and endangered species.

4 ng within this population of this critically endangered species.

5 ble component of conservation strategies for endangered species.

6 ear transfer to generate stem cells and save endangered species.

7 l as emerging disease in wild populations of endangered species.

8 sexual reproduction, and the conservation of endangered species.

9 dance are key for successful conservation of endangered species.

10 of population persistence for threatened and endangered species.

11 ion that seeks to ban international trade in endangered species.

12 and future efforts to conserve gene pools of endangered species.

13 ation strategies or allocating resources for endangered species.

14 a more significant threat to the survival of endangered species.

15 would support conservation efforts for this endangered species.

16 anis javanica) in particular is a critically endangered species.

17 y can have population-level consequences for endangered species.

18 fects of hybridization and introgression for endangered species.

19 s, and use live data to inform management of endangered species.

20 is known about the reproductive proteomes of endangered species.

21 es should be employed due to their status as endangered species.

22 uding human genetics and the conservation of endangered species.

23 ic population structure are unknown for most endangered species.

24 pporting the conservation of this critically endangered species.

25 s for animal ecology and the conservation of endangered species.

26 he physical attributes were relevant to this endangered species.

27 the Mediterranean and is actually a strongly endangered species.

28 ting the potential for genomic monitoring of endangered species.

29 n raise concerns on the genetic integrity of endangered species.

30 logy, especially relevant in conservation of endangered species.

31 fitness and the population viability of this endangered species.

32 genetics of non-human apes, all of which are endangered species.

33 the largest remaining metapopulation of this endangered species.

34 silience and conservation of this Critically Endangered species.

35 everage to enrich the recovery program of an endangered species.

36 t selection is a vital component of managing endangered species.

37 ory in a small and isolated population of an endangered species.

38 a corals, which are now listed as critically endangered species.

39 of potential conservation relevance for this endangered species.

40 refine the borders of several threatened and endangered species.

41 cosystems, but is rarely used for recovering endangered species.

42 ve success of individuals of this critically endangered species.

43 unstable, such as those in captivity or for endangered species.

44 conservation and captive management of this endangered species.

45 and distinct populations of this critically endangered species.

46 ul for assessing the effects of pollution in endangered species.

47 conservation implications in this critically endangered species.

48 ite their relevance for conservation of this endangered species.

49 to guiding effective management to conserve endangered species.

50 ducing the risk of reintroduction failure of endangered species.

51 w insights applicable to the conservation of endangered species.

52 for assessing change in the abundance of an endangered species.

53 ng and curtailing the illegal trade of these endangered species.

54 xpensive cultivated ornamental fishes, is an endangered species.

55 are scale-covered mammals, containing eight endangered species.

56 n can also help define conservation units in endangered species.

57 ted to support conservation efforts for this endangered species.

58 studying the male-specific dispersal of this endangered species.

59 ng programs and the conservation of rare and endangered species.

60 physician-scientists, classifying them as an endangered species.

61 versity of fishes exposed to DLCs, including endangered species.

62 l other pests and to support conservation of endangered species.

63 pe of population growth predictions for this endangered species.

64 nt of both wild and captive food sources for endangered species.

65 tions and for the conservation management of endangered species.

66 state endangered), and Rayed Bean (federally endangered) species.

67 etic diversity and evolutionary potential of endangered species [1-4].

68 In the context of endangered species, a few studies have examined the rela

69 uced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) from two endangered species: a primate, the drill, Mandrillus leu

70 site contains dense, remnant thickets of the endangered species Acropora cervicornis, which local man

71 Section 7 of the US Endangered Species Act (Act) directs federal agencies to

72 ince, the formidable regulatory teeth of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) have been credited with con

73 ssessment of how a key provision of the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA) is implemented: consultatio

74 The United States Endangered Species Act (ESA) of 1973 set a precedent for

75 sub-basin according to the habitat needs of Endangered Species Act (ESA)-listed salmonids relative t

76 Both species are listed by the US Endangered Species Act and the IUCN considers them 'enda

77 nt Plan analyses under section 7 of the U.S. Endangered Species Act determined that multiple subpopul

78 recently proposed for listing under the U.S. Endangered Species Act due to climate-change-induced hab

79 na, which was recently listed under the U.S. Endangered Species Act due to climate-induced habitat lo

80 The US Endangered Species Act has been used to bring state regu

81 dangered and threatened species under the US Endangered Species Act is presumed to offer a defense ag

82 amander (listed as Threatened under the U.S. Endangered Species Act).

83 additional species are listed under the U.S. Endangered Species Act, Acropora speciosa and Fimbriaphy

84 caurina), a threatened species under the US Endangered Species Act, and nonnative barred owls (S. va

85 Yet, under the US Endangered Species Act, policy is limited for management

86 t the vision and legal obligations of the US Endangered Species Act, the Northwest Power Act (Fish an

87 desired outcomes in avoiding extinction for Endangered Species Act-listed species.

88 enetically modified) is unresolved by the US Endangered Species Act.

89 ray was listed as threatened under the U.S. Endangered Species Act.

90 onsidered endangered under the United States Endangered Species Act.

91 is listed as threatened under the California Endangered Species Act.

92 mette River) currently protected by the U.S. Endangered Species Act.

93 damage to natural ecosystems, threatened and endangered species, agricultural resources, and private

94 ybrids and admixed genomes as a reservoir of endangered species ancestry for innovative conservation

95 or expectations for behavioral change within endangered species and captive populations.

96 s hope for vaquitas and other naturally rare endangered species and highlights the utility of genomic

97 tion of the natural Sardinian ecosystems for endangered species and human health.

98 applied as non-lethal method to monitor this endangered species and its interaction with the elements

99 ovides an exemplar for ex situ management of endangered species and offers an efficient tool in futur

100 actics are used to prevent the extinction of endangered species and points to preliminary work in the

101 fic conservation priorities, here defined as endangered species and protected areas, marking particul

102 thus can inform management of threatened and endangered species and their habitats.

103 ecies-level metric, comparable to Critically Endangered species and therefore may require urgent cons

104 ial distribution of risks to this critically endangered species, and also provides a low-impact metho

105 les and local communities, the protection of endangered species, and cross-border collections, among

106 ool for biomedical research, preservation of endangered species, and dissemination of desirable genet

107 ssential to prevent further declines of many endangered species, and global policy efforts must do mo

108 ronmental concern; it can affect crop yield, endangered species, and pollinator foraging sources.

109 induced changes in management policy of this endangered species, and serve as model of productive syn

110 ve plan, the clinical scholar will become an endangered species, and the research innovations and dis

111 Conservation efforts for threatened or endangered species are challenging because the multi-sca

112 Reintroductions of endangered species are controversial because of high cos

113 Census data on endangered species are often sparse, error-ridden, and c

114 ive interventions in selected populations of endangered species are urgently needed.

115 particularly important for the management of endangered species, as underestimating inbreeding signal

116 n activities have placed populations of many endangered species at risk and mitigation efforts typica

117 ssential not only for the protection of this endangered species, but also as a sentinel for Hg exposu

118 er (Moschus leucogaster) is classified as an endangered species by IUCN with a historically misunders

119 ic erosion in small, isolated populations of endangered species can be assessed using estimates of ne

120 behaviours and obscure microhabitats of some endangered species can make direct foraging observations

121 The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) bans international trade in s

122 the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES).

123 to preserve genetic variation in support of endangered species conservation efforts has attracted se

124 d risk evaluation is of utmost relevance for endangered species` conservation.

125 eviously believed, implying that elusive and endangered species could be less abundant than current e

126 n sequestration, it may also pose threats to endangered species due to intensified competition for li

127 Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Endangered Species employs a robust, standardized approa

128 Most endangered species exist today in small populations, man

129 Endangered species face a huge array of challenges, incl

130 their small population sizes, threatened and endangered species frequently suffer from a lack of gene

131 genus Gavialis comprises a single living but endangered species, G. gangeticus, as well as fossil spe

132 tion of terrestrial mammals, one of the most endangered species groups and one that expresses varying

133 Conservation of endangered species has become increasingly complex, and

134 against inbreeding effects in populations of endangered species have not been misplaced.

135 Genomic studies of endangered species have primarily focused on describing

136 onservation managers for long term plans for endangered species health and habitat suitability.

137 study provides a baseline microbiome for an endangered species, implicates both penguin age and the

138 ideration, not only for the recovery of this endangered species in a changing environment, but for th

139 al and gene flow is essential for conserving endangered species in fragmented landscapes.

140 ity and endangered status, with the two most endangered species in our study, the black and white ruf

141 ntify, based on the IUCN Red List status, 64 endangered species in particular need of new or stricter

142 limited available habitat or resources, and endangered species in particular warrant critical examin

143 Geographic distribution data for endangered species in the United States were used to loc

144 ., as well as other potential drug-producing endangered species in this and other groups.

145 umbers of evolutionary distinct and globally endangered species in trade occur.

146 fish behavior is vital for recovery of many endangered species including salmon.

147 ral agencies to help conserve threatened and endangered species, including by consulting with the US

148 Public attention and interest in the fate of endangered species is a crucial prerequisite for effecti

149 current distribution of genetic diversity in endangered species is a goal of modern conservation biol

150 Reintroduction of endangered species is an effective and increasingly impo

151 aphic trends and patterns of gene flow in an endangered species is crucial for devising conservation

152 Crucial to the successful conservation of endangered species is the overlap of their ranges with p

153 he level of genetic variation and fitness in endangered species is the studies in Gila topminnow.

154 One of the primary genetic concerns in endangered species is whether they have ample adaptive v

155 of its range in Himalayas, the red panda, an endangered species, is struggling to survive in the wild

156 As the independent practitioner becomes an endangered species, it is critical to better understand

157 water transfer projects and habitats of many endangered species, it is imperative to explore an adapt

158 vel data on land prices and the incidence of endangered species, it is shown that accounting for hete

159 ts, including Saussurea costus, a critically endangered species known for its therapeutic properties.

160 After wolves were placed on the endangered species list in 1973, the northern Minnesota

161 However, the remaining population of this endangered species mainly occupies mixed woodland savann

162 ms and short DNA probes for the detection of endangered species, Malayan box turtle (MBT) (Cuora ambo

163 y efficient tool for habitat restoration and endangered species management on fire-adapted ecosystems

164 information with substantial consequence to endangered species management.

165 ird species), many classes (such as rare and endangered species, many non-bird taxa, and call-type) l

166 Understanding dietary trends for endangered species may be essential to assessing the eff

167 Endangered species may be particularly at risk because i

168 aits that are characteristic of a critically endangered species: Mediterranean monk seals in the east

169 of the drug-producing plant families contain endangered species never previously studied for their ut

170 batross (Phoebastria albatrus), a critically endangered species now confined to a few islets in the n

171 cidae) has been implicated in the decline of endangered species of Darwin's finches, such as the mang

172 of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Fauna and Flora (CITES), including

173 loci in wild and captive populations of two endangered species of Mexican Goodeid fish, Ameca splend

174 toid) contrives to reach its host, itself an endangered species of social parasite that lives inside

175 der the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) cover

176 The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) regul

177 ossible Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) viola

178 der the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).

179 ugh the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).

180 der the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.

181 Genetic studies of rare and endangered species often focus on defining and preservin

182 Recent declines in two endangered species on the island of Kaua'i, the 'Akikiki

183 s that traditionally target already rare and endangered species only.

184 ader implications for the conservation of an endangered species, orchids globally, and the importance

185 dy, 198 genotypes from 18 populations of the endangered species Orchis mascula L. spanning a large-sc

186 The limitations we identify in endangered-species policy and how PVAs are conducted as

187 ed by a Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species program.

188 al ecosystems support valuable fisheries and endangered species, protect shorelines, and are signific

189 Genomic studies of endangered species provide insights into their evolution

190 ) can be an important tool for strengthening endangered species recovery efforts, the extent to which

191 Endangered species recovery programs seek to restore pop

192 development of more effective strategies for endangered species recovery.

193 le risk and disagreement as to how to define endangered species recovery.

194 dance behaviours could be applied, including endangered species rehabilitation, invasive species, cro

195 Effective conservation of endangered species requires knowledge of the full range

196 Effective conservation genomics of endangered species requires realistic understanding of t

197 ch admixture complicates decisions regarding endangered species restoration and protection.

198 at aims to protect Critically Endangered and Endangered species restricted to single sites, has ident

199 se many Convention of International Trade of Endangered Species restrictions are based on the age of

200 al problem of admixture in the management of endangered species, subspecies, and distinct population

201 ed exposure to human stressors of critically endangered species such as common skate (Dipturus batis)

202 le potential for application to sensitive or endangered species such as sturgeons.

203 ese methods are not applicable to Critically Endangered species such as the smalltooth sawfish (Prist

204 ly little about this process, especially for endangered species, such as nonhuman great apes.

205 cies highly coincides with hundreds of other endangered species, surviving in regions with high human

206 riums are ideal surrogate study subjects for endangered species that are difficult to obtain in the w

207 Arabis nemorensis and Arabis sagittata, two endangered species that currently hybridize in a single

208 ted census counts--a common type of data for endangered species that has hitherto been relatively unu

209 treat Bd infected breeding waterbodies of an endangered species that is highly susceptible to the fun

210 likely underestimated because 23 critically endangered species that we assessed are classed as "poss

211 tions commonly experienced by researchers of endangered species: the inability to directly observe th

212 toring with direct, long-term observation of endangered species, their competitors, and their resourc

213 For some highly endangered species there are too few reproductively capa

214 of the Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species to regulate global trade and promote

215 pacity and mechanisms for tigers (a globally endangered species) to coexist with humans at fine spati

216 that was discovered in 1973 and declared an endangered species under the ESA in 1975.(2) Concurrentl

217 f humans, domestic and research animals, and endangered species using cryopreserved oocytes and embry

218 ersity of ecosystems and habitat for several endangered species, was impacted by record-breaking wild

219 The refugia are immediately useful for the endangered species we tested and will have broader utili

220 By resequencing of two endangered species, we detect an expansion of effective

221 se inaccessible samples from five critically endangered species were collected during the first field

222 This is particularly important in endangered species, where the consequences of disruption

223 e the largest biodiversity losses, including endangered species, whereas prioritizing conservation wo

224 of the Bryde's whale Balaenoptera edeni, an endangered species which vocalizes at low frequencies, a

225 eder selection in efforts to repopulate this endangered species while avoiding inbreeding.

226 ersity losses by two-thirds, protecting most endangered species while maintaining high rubber suitabi

227 ll's wall lizard (Podarcis carbonelli) is an endangered species whose distribution overlaps with four

228 Asian elephants are an endangered species whose survival is under extreme press

229 The whale shark (Rhincodon typus) is an endangered species with a declining global population.

230 Elucidating parasite infection patterns of endangered species with low genetic diversity is crucial

231 Endangered species with small population sizes are susce

232 noise was also found in critical habitats of endangered species, with 14% experiencing a 10-fold incr

233 to 150 m) are a key habitat for a critically endangered species, with strong evidence that a globally

234 ecome an increasingly important tool to save endangered species, yet despite the allocation of signif