Mortality
* Mortalities are extremely rare
  - generally occur in the summer months
  - sometimes result from human fear of bears
* Most mortality affects conservation
  - declines over time
  - is related to man - shootings, traps, road kills and electrocutions
* Most mortality occurs during breeding season
  - years
* Most mortality occurs in areas
  - environments
  - varies among habitats
* Some mortality is caused by adverse weather
  - collisions
  - occurs at temperature
* Some mortality occurs during blizzards
  - prolong blizzards
  - winter
* acts as an isolating mechanism when the hybrid dies prior to maturity.
* appears to be at random with a few trees dying each year.
* associates with adults.
* back-pack full of stones.
* basic aspect of life, an unalterable fact.
* basically is death but there are several variations.
* can be extensive during periods of winter drought.
* can be high in young birds
  - with winter food shortages, and predation by cougars
  - increase from wars, infectious diseases or natural disasters
  - occur at any stage of life, even in the embryonic stages
* caused by bacterial diseases is especially high in soils of high moisture content.
* charging method of dealing with a guaranteed death benefit.
* complete concept, including both life and death.
* depends largely on age.
* estimates from live animal age and sex counts.
* increases progressively with higher levels of both systolic and diastolic blood pressures.
* is also higher than in the general population
  - always high among the very young and very old groups of animals
* is an essential pre- requisite of immortality
  - issue of conservation concern because it is live fish, which are in demand
  - another term for death
  - attributable to complications of high parasitic infestations
* is caused by hunters in populated areas, and locally by oil spills
  - secondary infections of bacteria and protozoa
* is concentrated at the end of the maximum life span
  - in the younger age groups
  - dependent on the underlying condition
  - different between rural and urban areas
  - due to association with epidermolysis bullosa letalis
  - especially likely for sedentary species
* is high both in developed and developing countries
  - due to secondary bacterial infections and electrolytes loss
  - during the first year of life, and population turnover is relatively rapid
* is high in affected puppies and most die of infection before six months of age
  - each stage of the salmon s life cycle
  - untreated infants and only a few survive to an older age
* is high, especially in pulmonary anthrax
  - with around two-thirds of adults dying each year
  - higher in children because they absorb a larger dose of toxins per body weight
* is highest among the young, the old and drug abusers
  - for eagles in their first year of life, especially their first six months
* is highest in late winter and early spring
  - older persons, men and blacks
* is highest in the Baltic countries and in Hungary
  - impermanence
  - interrelated with culling practices
  - length
  - mainly due to the weather, food shortage, and predation
  - measured by annual central death rates
  - moderate for untreated victims, where death results from dehydration
  - much lower with birds that are growing slower, and are under less nutrient stress
  - one of the marks of our existence
  - predicted to decrease due to continuing improvements in survival
  - rare and almost all children survive into adulthood
* is the number of deaths divided by the population in which they occur
  - recognition of each day's purpose
  - ultimately about selflessness
* is usually due to associated dysphagia and aspiration pneumonia
  - from shock or hemorrhage
  - high in diphtheritic or systemic infections
* is very high during the first months of life
  - similar between blacks and whites
* lasts only for so long Before it loses hope.
* means death.
* natural method of population control.
* occurs at young ages in men
  - during years
  - hours or days depending on the severity
  - salmon drift gillnet, salmon seine, longline and trap fisheries
* part of our existence.
* rates an enumeration of deaths over a defined period of time.
* refers to deaths from cancer
  - the number or rate of deaths that occur in a population
* represents the limitation of time.
* results from a combination of desiccation and nutrient loss.
* results from death of the photosynthetic tissue and underlying cambium and phloem
  - tissue and underlying phloem and cambium
* rises with inequality.
* standard measurement of patients who die in hospitals.
* starts to become larger than natality.
* tends to be high during harsh winters.
* time for the spirit to constrain and discipline the body's appetites.
  - over time, geography and age groups
* varies with the bacteria involved
  - virulence of the isolate