Examples of 'be extant' in a sentence
Meaning of "be extant"
be extant: to be currently existing or in existence
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Only one of her letters is said to be extant.
Only one reality may be extant at any one time in a given space.
It is not a requirement that a basal group be extant.
Finally, there may be extant examples that are simply unrecognised for what they are.
None of her works is known to be extant.
The populations known to be extant are located within a 57 km2 area.
Less than a dozen are known to be extant.
Dr. Harms considers C. subglarum no longer to be extant at these sites Harms pers. comm.
There are four reported populations, three of which are believed to be extant.
It may still be extant.
It was initially described based on fossil material, but was later found to be extant.
This is the only jaguar currently known to be extant in the United States.
The original manuscripts have been lost, and no copies are known to be extant.
There are only three works by her known to be extant in the original.
Goldman 's original letter in English is not known to be extant.
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The population at Clo-oose Bay may still be extant as banked seeds.
Of these works, however, no copies are known to be extant.
They are not known to be extant.
To maintain the 16 populations believed to be extant.
No other copies are known to be extant.
No further volumes appear to be extant.
It no longer appears to be extant.
A Latin version seems to be extant.
Up to now, it does not seem to be extant.
However, if Cyclomedusa was a microbial colony, related microbes may be extant.
Some good habitat ( similar to the Norfolk sites ) persists, so may well be extant.
Salmon writes that some, such as Lok Bouw Tan, may no longer be extant.
In 1696, governor Deodati mentioned the species for the last time to be extant.
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