RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT / by 455378 Tanenbaum, Robert K.

Endangerment Reframed by Tobias Marschall

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Generalized drivers in the mammalian endangerment process. by Manuela González-Suárez, Eloy Revilla

“…An important challenge for conservation today is to understand the endangerment process and identify any generalized patterns in how threats occur and aggregate across taxa. …”
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Endangerment of undeveloped areas of Serbia by forest fires by Radovanović Milan, Milovanović Boško, Gomes João Fernando Pereira

“…The formations of the corresponding data base would enable the systematic explanation of endangerment of undeveloped areas of Serbia, but also the confirmation of the solar wind-forest fires hypothesis. …”
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Legal responses to child endangerment on farms: Research methods by Christopher P. Benny, Dorianne Beyer, Madeline Krolczyk, Barbara C. Lee

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Idiosyncratic Factors in Language Endangerment: The Case of Upper Sorbian by Bernard Comrie, Paulina Jaenecke

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Language attitudes in Kom and Mankon Communities : endangerment or perpetuation? by Linda Songbi

“…This study assesses community members’ attitudes towards mother tongue and mother tongue education in order to ascertain whether a positive or negative attitude to a language naturally leads to perpetuation or endangerment respectively in Cameroon. In order to achieve this goal, the research uses both direct and indirect methods of obtaining data which entail administering questionnaires and a matched guise techniques test to two distinct language communities-Mankon and Kom. …”
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Language Shift and Endangerment of Sundanese Banten Dialect in South Tangerang by Umi Kulsum, Azhari Dasman Darnis, Adang Asdari

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Fundamental Requirements of Criminalization of Possible “Endangerment” Behavior in Criminal Law by Yazdan Seyghal, Amir Irani

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How the tiger lost its stripes : an exploration into the endangerment of a species / by 411778 Meacham, Cory J.

Exploring the endangerment mechanisms of Hipposideros pomona based on molecular phylogeographic methods by Wei Liu, Yan Hao, Xinhang Song, Liqun Ma, Jing Li, Jingying He, Yanzhen Bu, Hongxing Niu

“…Abstract The endangerment mechanisms of various species are a focus of studies on biodiversity and conservation biology. …”
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Two key concepts of language endangerment : language obsolescence and language death by Pierre Swiggers

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Quantifying Endangerment Value: a Promising Tool to Support Curation Decisions by Emily Bruns, Murphy Westwood, M. Patrick Griffith, Andrew Hipp, Matt Lobdell, Abby Meyer, Christy Rollinson, Shannon Still, Lindsey Worcester, Sean Hoban

“…We hope this method will inspire and help other botanic gardens to evaluate their current and future endangerment value and set priorities for maintaining and growing ex situ collections globally. …”
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From Assessing Language Endangerment or Vitality to Creating and Evaluating Language Revitalization Programmes by Ogone John Obiero

“…However, since the formulation of the Graded Intergenerational Disruption Scale (GIDS) by Fishman (1991) to guide the assessment of language endangerment or vitality, numerous subsequent conceptual models have tended to focus more on evaluating world languages with respect to their shift rather than their revitalization. …”
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Influences of the discourse on language endangerment and multilingualism on young European language minorities members by Nicole Dołowy-Rybińska

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Research Note: Study on the in-situ preservation of pigeons based on the level of endangerment of genetic resources by Xin Li, Haobin Hou, Xiaohui Shen, Weimin Zhao, Yansen Chen, Junfeng Yao, Changsuo Yang

“…In this study, pigeons were classified into 6 classes of endangerment based on the criteria of the 100-year inbreeding coefficient of poultry populations in the “Assessment of Endangered Poultry Genetic Resources” (NY/T 2996–2016). …”
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Language endangerment: Using analytical methods from conservation biology to illuminate loss of linguistic diversity by Lindell Bromham

“…Solutions developed in biology can be adapted to illuminate patterns in language endangerment, such as statistical methods that explicitly model phylogenetic nonindependence, spatial autocorrelation and covariation between variables, which may otherwise derail the search for meaningful predictors of language endangerment. …”
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Language ecology, language endangerment, and relict languages: Case studies from Adamawa (Cameroon-Nigeria) by Connell Bruce, Zeitlyn David, Griffiths Sascha, Hayward Laura, Martin Marieke

“…As a contribution to the more general discussion on causes of language endangerment and death, we describe the language ecologies of four related languages (Bà Mambila [mzk]/[mcu], Sombә (Somyev or Kila) [kgt], Oumyari Wawa [www], Njanga (Kwanja) [knp]) of the Cameroon-Nigeria borderland to reach an understanding of the factors and circumstances that have brought two of these languages, Sombә and Njanga, to the brink of extinction; a third, Oumyari, is unstable/eroded, while Bà Mambila is stable. …”
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Comparative Genomic Analysis Unveils Potential Factors Contributing to the Endangerment of <i>Silurus lanzhouensis</i> by Yuanhao Yang, Yameng Zhang, Fenggang Li, Sien Wen, Lvzhou Wang, Guozhu Lan, Jishu Zhou, Yang Li, Zilin Zhu

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The Zone of Ethnolinguistic Social Networking (ZonES) in Khalaj Turkic: A Model for Language Endangerment by Mehmet AKKUŞ, Çiğdem SAĞIN ŞİMŞEK

“…The findings revealed that there was an intimate relation between language use in networking and ethnolinguistic vitality for predicting language endangerment with its limitations. The intergenerational analysis showed that the older participants were more inclined to use their heritage language, i.e., Khalaj, with Khalaj-speaking individuals whenever possible, while the younger participants tended to use Persian predominantly in their social networks.…”
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