Loading...
    Loading...
    LEADERBOARD
labroots
Login here
Register Free
  • LOGIN
  • REGISTER FREE
  • Home
  • Virtual Events
      • Upcoming
      • On-Demand
      • Companies
      • Posters
      • Categories
      See More
      See More
      See More
      See More
      • Health & Medicine
      • Clinical & Molecular DX
      • Immunology
      • Cardiology
      • Cancer
      • Cell & Molecular Biology
      • Genetics & Genomics
      • Microbiology
      • Neuroscience
      • Plants & Animals
      • Earth & The Environment
      • Chemistry & Physics
      • Technology
      • Cannabis Sciences
      • Drug Discovery & Development
  • Webinars
      • Upcoming
      • On-Demand
      • Categories
      See More
      See More
      • Health & Medicine
      • Clinical & Molecular DX
      • Immunology
      • Cardiology
      • Cancer
      • Cell & Molecular Biology
      • Genetics & Genomics
      • Microbiology
      • Neuroscience
      • Plants & Animals
      • Earth & The Environment
      • Chemistry & Physics
      • Technology
      • Cannabis Sciences
      • Drug Discovery & Development
  • Trending News
      • Most Recent
      • What's Hot
      • Categories
      See More
      See More
      • Health & Medicine
      • Clinical & Molecular DX
      • Immunology
      • Cardiology
      • Cancer
      • Cell & Molecular Biology
      • Genetics & Genomics
      • Microbiology
      • Neuroscience
      • Drug Discovery & Development
      • Plants & Animals
      • Cannabis Sciences
      • Earth & The Environment
      • Space & Astronomy
      • Chemistry & Physics
      • Technology
  • Multimedia
      • Sponsored Content
      • eBooks
      • Podcasts
      • Infographics
      See More
      See More
      See More
      See More
  • Products
      • Categories
      • Companies
      • New
      • Popular
      Antibodies
      Immunity, Immunoassay, Immunotherapy
      Assay Kits
      Detection, Quantification
      Biomolecules
      Proteins
      Cell Biology
      Cell function
      Cell-Based Assays
      Cell viability
      Cell/Tissue Culture
      Cell lines, Cell growth, Cell differentiation
      Chemicals and Reagents
      Reagent kits, Laboratory chemicals
      Drug Discovery and Development
      Target identification, High-throughput screening
      Flow Cytometry
      Immunophenotyping, Cell cycle analysis
      Genomics
      Genome sequencing, Transcriptomics
      Imaging (Bio-Imaging / Microscopy)
      Fluorescence imaging
      Lab Automation
      High-throughput screening, Robotics, Liquid handling systems
      Lab Equipment
      Centrifuges, Incubators, Homogenizers, Sonicators
      Life Sciences
      Biological research, Biotechnology
      Molecular Biology
      DNA replication, Gene expression, PCR
      Next Gen Sequencing
      DNA sequencing, High-throughput sequencing, NGS platforms, RNA sequencing, miRNA sequencing, Accessory Products
      Quality Control and Validation
      QC standards, Quality assurance
      Single Cell Analysis
      Transcriptomics
      Technology
      Biotechnology, Instrumentation, Data analysis
      See More
      See More
      See More
  • Companies
      • See More
    • Science Store
        • Men's T-Shirts
        • Women's T-Shirts
        • Accessories
        • Gift Cards
        • Gift Card Balance
        See More
        See More
        See More
        Gift Card $25
        Gift Card $50
        Gift Card $75
        Gift Card $100
        See More
        Labroots Store Gift Card Balance
        $0.00
        Balance
        Gift Card Number:

        No gift card matches the entered value.

    • Continuing Education
    • More
      • Virtual Events
        • All Virtual Events
        • Upcoming
        • On-Demand
        • Posters
        • Companies
        • Health & Medicine
        • Clinical & Molecular DX
        • Immunology
        • Cardiology
        • Cancer
        • Cell & Molecular Biology
        • Genetics & Genomics
        • Microbiology
        • Neuroscience
        • Plants & Animals
        • Earth & The Environment
        • Chemistry & Physics
        • Technology
        • Cannabis Sciences
        • Drug Discovery & Development
        Webinars
        • All Webinars
        • Upcoming
        • On-Demand
        • Health & Medicine
        • Clinical & Molecular DX
        • Immunology
        • Cardiology
        • Cancer
        • Cell & Molecular Biology
        • Genetics & Genomics
        • Microbiology
        • Neuroscience
        • Plants & Animals
        • Earth & The Environment
        • Chemistry & Physics
        • Technology
        • Cannabis Sciences
        • Drug Discovery & Development
        Trending News
        • Most Recent
        • What's Hot
        • Health & Medicine
        • Clinical & Molecular DX
        • Immunology
        • Cardiology
        • Cancer
        • Cell & Molecular Biology
        • Genetics & Genomics
        • Microbiology
        • Neuroscience
        • Drug Discovery & Development
        • Plants & Animals
        • Cannabis Sciences
        • Earth & The Environment
        • Space & Astronomy
        • Chemistry & Physics
        • Technology
        Multimedia
        • Sponsored Content
        • eBooks
        • Podcasts
        • Infographics
        Store
        Companies
        Science Store
        • Men's T-Shirts
        • Women's T-Shirts
        • Accessories
        • Gift Cards
        • Gift Card Balance
        Continuing Education
        Company
        • About Us
        • The Team
        • Careers
        • Press Room
        • Social Media
        • Press Releases
        • Editorial & Writing Team
        • Blog
        • Scholarships
        • RSS
        • Contact Us
        • Continuing Education
        • Leaderboard
        Advertise
        • Media Kit
        • Custom Virtual Events
        • Virtual Event Series
        • Hybrid Events
        • Digital Advertising
        • Webinars
        • Rate Card
        • Editorial Calendar
        • Posters
        • Case Studies
        • Testimonials
        • Request Demo
        Forms
        • Audience Selection Form
        • Social Media Preference Forms
        • Custom Virtual Event Email Form
        • Sponsored Content Selection Form
        Legal
        • Terms and Conditions
        • Privacy Policy
        • Order Policy
        • Shipping Policy
        • Copyrights
        • User Agreement
        • User Data Request
        Support
        Company
        • About Us
        • The Team
        • Careers
        • Press Room
        • Social Media
        • Press Releases
        • Editorial & Writing Team
        • Media Partnerships
        • Blog
        • Scholarships
        • Continuing Education
        • Leaderboard
        • Contact Us
        Advertise
        • Media Kit
        • Custom Virtual Events
        • Virtual Event Series
        • Hybrid Events
        • Digital Advertising
        • Webinars
        • Rate Card
        • Editorial Calendar
        • Posters
        • Case Studies
        • Testimonials
        • Request Demo
        Forms
        • Audience Selection Form
        • Social Media Preference Forms
        • Custom Virtual Event Email Form
        • Sponsored Content Selection Form
        Legal
        • Terms and Conditions
        • Privacy Policy
        • Order Policy
        • Shipping Policy
        • Copyrights
        • User Agreement
        • User Data Request
        Request Demo
        Interested in Advertising
        with Labroots?
        Have questions? Visit our Support pages
    Login here
    Register Free
    Follow

    Extinction

    Extinction is the termination of a species of plants or animals. The death of the last individual of the species is generally regarded as the moment of extinction. More than one in four species on Earth currently faces extinction.

    Trending News

    • DEC 06, 2019
      Genetics & Genomics
      Invasive Mussels are Taking Over Australia's Coastlines
      Invasive Mussels are Taking Over Australia's Coastlines
      Any type of organism that is not native to a location but ends up there anyway is considered an invasive species.
      Written By: Carmen Leitch
      1
      DEC 06, 2019
      Neuroscience
      Gut Bacteria Influences Response to Fear
      Gut Bacteria Influences Response to Fear
      The last decade has seen an increasing amount of interest on how our gut bacteria, or microbiome, influences our health. ...
      Written By: Annie Lennon
      1
      NOV 18, 2019
      Chemistry & Physics
      The Elements that Could Go "Extinct"?
      The Elements that Could Go "Extinct"?
      Extinction doesn't just happen in the world of biology — it might also have to chemical elements. Our world of ...
      Written By: Daniel Duan
      1
      NOV 17, 2019
      Plants & Animals
      Sana, the Oldest Southern White Rhino in Captivity, Has Died
      Sana, the Oldest Southern White Rhino in Captivity, Has Died
      Animal-caring staff from France’s La Planete Sauvage zoological park were put into a tough position this past week ...
      Written By: Anthony Bouchard
      2
      NOV 16, 2019
      Earth & The Environment
      A wetter world, but with less available water
      A wetter world, but with less available water
      Humans aren’t the only ones who will be thirstier in the coming decades of increased surface temperatures – ...
      Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
      2
      NOV 05, 2019
      Plants & Animals
      Have You Heard of the World's Most Trafficked Animal?
      Have You Heard of the World's Most Trafficked Animal?
      If you were asked what the world’s most trafficked animal was, what would you say? If you answered pangolin, then ...
      Written By: Anthony Bouchard
      3
      OCT 27, 2019
      Plants & Animals
      South Atlantic Humpback Whale Population Nears Pre-Whaling Numbers
      South Atlantic Humpback Whale Population Nears Pre-Whaling Numbers
      It’s no secret that whaling is frowned upon both by conservationists and the law, but there was once a time in the ...
      Written By: Anthony Bouchard
      2
      OCT 22, 2019
      Earth & The Environment
      Yale Scientists Solve Mass Extinction Mystery
      Yale Scientists Solve Mass Extinction Mystery
      Scientists from Yale University have solved a mystery that has plagued scientists for decades. It’s well establish ...
      Written By: Tiffany Dazet
      1
      OCT 21, 2019
      Space & Astronomy
      Here's Why NASA Wants to Crash a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid
      Here's Why NASA Wants to Crash a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid
      Yes, you read that right; NASA would like to slam a purposefully built spacecraft into the surface of an asteroid. While ...
      Written By: Anthony Bouchard
      2
      SEP 25, 2019
      Earth & The Environment
      Knowing the past to know our future
      Knowing the past to know our future
      In case you haven’t heard, we are facing the most pressing climate crisis of humankind – and we’re sti ...
      Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
      2
      SEP 02, 2019
      Earth & The Environment
      How much should we pay to save the planet?
      How much should we pay to save the planet?
      New research from collaborators in Sweden, Germany, Brazil and the USA have developed a financial mechanism meant to enc ...
      Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
      2
      AUG 26, 2019
      Genetics & Genomics
      Invasive Tumbleweed Demonstrates the Advantage of Extra Chromosomes
      Invasive Tumbleweed Demonstrates the Advantage of Extra Chromosomes
      The massive tumbleweed Salsola ryanii was once thought to be going extinct, but it's growing stronger.
      Written By: Carmen Leitch
      1
      AUG 18, 2019
      Plants & Animals
      Fish With 'Specialist' Diets Face Severe Survival Challenges
      Fish With 'Specialist' Diets Face Severe Survival Challenges
      Animals can be categorized as having one of two types of diets, including ‘specialists,’ which eat only spec ...
      Written By: Anthony Bouchard
      2
      JUL 29, 2019
      Genetics & Genomics
      Does Diet Shape Our Microbiome More than Genetics?
      Does Diet Shape Our Microbiome More than Genetics?
      Recent findings from mouse studies have concluded that genetics may have a more important role than environmental factor ...
      Written By: Annie Lennon
      1 1
      JUL 25, 2019
      Earth & The Environment
      Climate doomsday: 18 months away
      Climate doomsday: 18 months away
      Last year we thought we had twelve years to save the planet from a climate doomsday. Now it seems we may only have 18 mo ...
      Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
      2 1
      JUL 15, 2019
      Earth & The Environment
      Say goodbye to male turtles
      Say goodbye to male turtles
      Male loggerhead turtle populations of Cape Verde are under particular threat of extinction due to the odd fact that the ...
      Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
      3 2
      JUL 14, 2019
      Plants & Animals
      Parasitic Worm to Blame for a Skin Disease in Wild Giraffes, Researchers Say
      Parasitic Worm to Blame for a Skin Disease in Wild Giraffes, Researchers Say
      The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) recognizes the humble giraffe as a species that is vulnerable ...
      Written By: Anthony Bouchard
      2
      JUL 07, 2019
      Plants & Animals
      Bat-Killing Fungus Spreads to California
      Bat-Killing Fungus Spreads to California
      Bats are an essential part of any ecosystem because they help keep irritating pests, such as mosquitoes, at bay. Unfortu ...
      Written By: Anthony Bouchard
      2
      MAY 19, 2019
      Earth & The Environment
      Vermont bans neonics to protect bees
      Vermont bans neonics to protect bees
      After years of scientific evidence that neonicotinoid pesticides are harmful to bees and other pollinators (LABROOTS INF ...
      Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
      3
      MAY 18, 2019
      Genetics & Genomics
      Modern Humans and Neanderthals Diverged Much Earlier Than Thought
      Modern Humans and Neanderthals Diverged Much Earlier Than Thought
      New research has indicated that modern humans diverged from Neanderthals much earlier than previously thought.
      Written By: Carmen Leitch
      1
      MAY 12, 2019
      Plants & Animals
      Kakapo Parrot Chick Undergoes Life-Saving Brain Surgery
      Kakapo Parrot Chick Undergoes Life-Saving Brain Surgery
      The kakapo parrot (Strigops habroptilus), recognized by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) as a c ...
      Written By: Anthony Bouchard
      2
      MAY 10, 2019
      Genetics & Genomics
      Understanding Why Whales Don't Get Cancer
      Understanding Why Whales Don't Get Cancer
      Many types of animals can get cancer, and while large animals would seemingly have higher rates, whales and elephants ha ...
      Written By: Carmen Leitch
      2
      MAY 06, 2019
      Earth & The Environment
      Human Activities are Causing the Next Mass Extinction
      Human Activities are Causing the Next Mass Extinction
      One million animal and plant species—one in every four—are at risk of extinction at an unprecedented rate of ...
      Written By: Tiffany Dazet
      2
      APR 29, 2019
      Plants & Animals
      20 Critically Endangered Royal Turtles Have Been Released Into the Wild
      20 Critically Endangered Royal Turtles Have Been Released Into the Wild
      The Southern River Terrapin (Batagur affinis), or more colloquially known as the Royal Turtle, is currently recognized b ...
      Written By: Anthony Bouchard
      2
    DEC 06, 2019
    Genetics & Genomics
    Invasive Mussels are Taking Over Australia's Coastlines
    Invasive Mussels are Taking Over Australia's Coastlines
    Any type of organism that is not native to a location but ends up there anyway is considered an invasive species.
    Written By: Carmen Leitch
    1
    DEC 06, 2019
    Neuroscience
    Gut Bacteria Influences Response to Fear
    Gut Bacteria Influences Response to Fear
    The last decade has seen an increasing amount of interest on how our gut bacteria, or microbiome, influences our health. ...
    Written By: Annie Lennon
    1
    NOV 18, 2019
    Chemistry & Physics
    The Elements that Could Go "Extinct"?
    The Elements that Could Go "Extinct"?
    Extinction doesn't just happen in the world of biology — it might also have to chemical elements. Our world of ...
    Written By: Daniel Duan
    1
    NOV 17, 2019
    Plants & Animals
    Sana, the Oldest Southern White Rhino in Captivity, Has Died
    Sana, the Oldest Southern White Rhino in Captivity, Has Died
    Animal-caring staff from France’s La Planete Sauvage zoological park were put into a tough position this past week ...
    Written By: Anthony Bouchard
    2
    NOV 16, 2019
    Earth & The Environment
    A wetter world, but with less available water
    A wetter world, but with less available water
    Humans aren’t the only ones who will be thirstier in the coming decades of increased surface temperatures – ...
    Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
    2
     
     
  • NOV 05, 2019
    Plants & Animals
    Have You Heard of the World's Most Trafficked Animal?
    Have You Heard of the World's Most Trafficked Animal?
    If you were asked what the world’s most trafficked animal was, what would you say? If you answered pangolin, then ...
    Written By: Anthony Bouchard
    3
    OCT 27, 2019
    Plants & Animals
    South Atlantic Humpback Whale Population Nears Pre-Whaling Numbers
    South Atlantic Humpback Whale Population Nears Pre-Whaling Numbers
    It’s no secret that whaling is frowned upon both by conservationists and the law, but there was once a time in the ...
    Written By: Anthony Bouchard
    2
    OCT 22, 2019
    Earth & The Environment
    Yale Scientists Solve Mass Extinction Mystery
    Yale Scientists Solve Mass Extinction Mystery
    Scientists from Yale University have solved a mystery that has plagued scientists for decades. It’s well establish ...
    Written By: Tiffany Dazet
    1
    OCT 21, 2019
    Space & Astronomy
    Here's Why NASA Wants to Crash a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid
    Here's Why NASA Wants to Crash a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid
    Yes, you read that right; NASA would like to slam a purposefully built spacecraft into the surface of an asteroid. While ...
    Written By: Anthony Bouchard
    2
    SEP 25, 2019
    Earth & The Environment
    Knowing the past to know our future
    Knowing the past to know our future
    In case you haven’t heard, we are facing the most pressing climate crisis of humankind – and we’re sti ...
    Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
    2
     
     
  • SEP 02, 2019
    Earth & The Environment
    How much should we pay to save the planet?
    How much should we pay to save the planet?
    New research from collaborators in Sweden, Germany, Brazil and the USA have developed a financial mechanism meant to enc ...
    Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
    2
    AUG 26, 2019
    Genetics & Genomics
    Invasive Tumbleweed Demonstrates the Advantage of Extra Chromosomes
    Invasive Tumbleweed Demonstrates the Advantage of Extra Chromosomes
    The massive tumbleweed Salsola ryanii was once thought to be going extinct, but it's growing stronger.
    Written By: Carmen Leitch
    1
    AUG 18, 2019
    Plants & Animals
    Fish With 'Specialist' Diets Face Severe Survival Challenges
    Fish With 'Specialist' Diets Face Severe Survival Challenges
    Animals can be categorized as having one of two types of diets, including ‘specialists,’ which eat only spec ...
    Written By: Anthony Bouchard
    2
    JUL 29, 2019
    Genetics & Genomics
    Does Diet Shape Our Microbiome More than Genetics?
    Does Diet Shape Our Microbiome More than Genetics?
    Recent findings from mouse studies have concluded that genetics may have a more important role than environmental factor ...
    Written By: Annie Lennon
    1 1
    JUL 25, 2019
    Earth & The Environment
    Climate doomsday: 18 months away
    Climate doomsday: 18 months away
    Last year we thought we had twelve years to save the planet from a climate doomsday. Now it seems we may only have 18 mo ...
    Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
    2 1
     
     
  • JUL 15, 2019
    Earth & The Environment
    Say goodbye to male turtles
    Say goodbye to male turtles
    Male loggerhead turtle populations of Cape Verde are under particular threat of extinction due to the odd fact that the ...
    Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
    3 2
    JUL 14, 2019
    Plants & Animals
    Parasitic Worm to Blame for a Skin Disease in Wild Giraffes, Researchers Say
    Parasitic Worm to Blame for a Skin Disease in Wild Giraffes, Researchers Say
    The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) recognizes the humble giraffe as a species that is vulnerable ...
    Written By: Anthony Bouchard
    2
    JUL 07, 2019
    Plants & Animals
    Bat-Killing Fungus Spreads to California
    Bat-Killing Fungus Spreads to California
    Bats are an essential part of any ecosystem because they help keep irritating pests, such as mosquitoes, at bay. Unfortu ...
    Written By: Anthony Bouchard
    2
    MAY 19, 2019
    Earth & The Environment
    Vermont bans neonics to protect bees
    Vermont bans neonics to protect bees
    After years of scientific evidence that neonicotinoid pesticides are harmful to bees and other pollinators (LABROOTS INF ...
    Written By: Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
    3
    MAY 18, 2019
    Genetics & Genomics
    Modern Humans and Neanderthals Diverged Much Earlier Than Thought
    Modern Humans and Neanderthals Diverged Much Earlier Than Thought
    New research has indicated that modern humans diverged from Neanderthals much earlier than previously thought.
    Written By: Carmen Leitch
    1
     
     
  • MAY 12, 2019
    Plants & Animals
    Kakapo Parrot Chick Undergoes Life-Saving Brain Surgery
    Kakapo Parrot Chick Undergoes Life-Saving Brain Surgery
    The kakapo parrot (Strigops habroptilus), recognized by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) as a c ...
    Written By: Anthony Bouchard
    2
    MAY 10, 2019
    Genetics & Genomics
    Understanding Why Whales Don't Get Cancer
    Understanding Why Whales Don't Get Cancer
    Many types of animals can get cancer, and while large animals would seemingly have higher rates, whales and elephants ha ...
    Written By: Carmen Leitch
    2
    MAY 06, 2019
    Earth & The Environment
    Human Activities are Causing the Next Mass Extinction
    Human Activities are Causing the Next Mass Extinction
    One million animal and plant species—one in every four—are at risk of extinction at an unprecedented rate of ...
    Written By: Tiffany Dazet
    2
    APR 29, 2019
    Plants & Animals
    20 Critically Endangered Royal Turtles Have Been Released Into the Wild
    20 Critically Endangered Royal Turtles Have Been Released Into the Wild
    The Southern River Terrapin (Batagur affinis), or more colloquially known as the Royal Turtle, is currently recognized b ...
    Written By: Anthony Bouchard
    2
    Let's Talk Science. Let's Talk Medicine.

    The leading scientific social networking website and producer of educational virtual events and webinars.

    About Us The Team Contact Us Careers Media Kit Virtual Events Posters Multimedia Blog Press Room Science Store Gift Card Balance
    Continuing Education Scholarships Leaderboard Order Policy Shipping Policy Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions User Agreement User Data Request Copyrights Support Chati
    © 2008-2025 Labroots Inc.
    Opens in a new window Opens an external site Opens an external site in a new window
    Modal title