Assertion: great auk | /r/HasProperty | extinct
Facets:
value: by the mid-19th century
type: TEMPORAL
value: by about 1850
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Great Auk by GE Lodge Conservation status Extinct (c. 1844)
text: The Great Auk – also known as Pinguinus impennis – is an extinct bird which lived up until the 19th century and lived along the shores of the North Atlantic in locations which included North America, Scandinavia, Western Europe and Greenland.
text: The Great Auk has been extinct for close to two centuries, but its closest living relative, the Razorbill, isn't even close to being endangered
text: Beginning in the 16th century, seafarers took the birds in especially great numbers to fill ships' larders, and by the mid-19th century, the great auk was extinct.
text: By about 1850, the great auk was extinct; the last two known specimens were hunted down by fishermen on Eldey Island, off the coast of Iceland.
text: By about 1850, the great auk was extinct; the last two known specimens were hunted down by fishermen on Eldey Island, off the coast of Iceland.
text: The Great Auk has long been extinct, but you can look for an Ancient Murrelet or a Dovekie next time you go to the ocean or in a natural science museum.
text: The last Great Auk, an extinct bird, seen in the British Isles was killed after it was accused of being a witch.