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Local extinction

Local extinction refers to the complete disappearance of a species (or other taxon) from a specified geographic area, region, or habitat while that species continues to survive in some other part of the world. Local extinctions are contrasted with global extinctions in which the species no longer lives anywhere worldwide.

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Miscellaneous observations

DisturbedForest firesSuccessionPioneer speciesClimax community
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Subpopulations and stocks

International Union for Conservation of NatureBlack SeaHarbour porpoiseCOSEWICMarsh deer
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Causes of local extinction

OverexploitationOverfishingPoachingGlaciationPleistocene glaciation
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Metapopulation dynamics

Metapopulation
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Causes of local extinction

Metapopulation dynamics

Miscellaneous observations

Subpopulations and stocks

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Local extinction

Nodes51
Edges50
Triples39
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.039216
Components1

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Local extinction

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related to Extinction risk · 9
Local extinction → Biological, By, Cardillo, Environmental, Evaluations, Extinction, Predictive, Purvis, Species
has cause · 7
Local extinction → Fahrig, Habitat, Habitats, Local, Some, The, When
related to Metapopulation dynamics · 6
Local extinction → Habitat, Hansik, Harrison, Interruptions, Metapopulation, Species
related to Miscellaneous observations · 5
Local extinction → Ehrlich, Many, Paul, Some, These

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species extinction local risk habitat habitats population populations extinctions also area region may geographic due changes natural human significant range

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reforming landinstance ofdue to significant disturbances of natural habitats0.80text
sea featuresinstance ofdue to significant disturbances of natural habitats0.80text
exposureinstance ofdue to significant disturbances of natural habitats0.80text
introduction of toxic gasesinstance ofdue to significant disturbances of natural habitats0.80text
and temporary or enduring temperature changeinstance ofdue to significant disturbances of natural habitats0.80text
population sizeinstance ofEvaluations of extinction risk account for variables0.80text
geographic rangeinstance ofEvaluations of extinction risk account for variables0.80text
availability of habitatinstance ofEvaluations of extinction risk account for variables0.80text
and biological traits of a speciesinstance ofEvaluations of extinction risk account for variables0.80text
habitat lossinstance ofEnvironmental pressures0.80text
habitat fragmentationinstance ofEnvironmental pressures0.80text
negative human interactions are causes of increased local extinction riskinstance ofEnvironmental pressures0.80text

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