extirpáció
Extirpation is a term used in medicine and ecology to describe the removal or elimination of something from a particular place. In medicine it describes surgical removal of tissue, organ, or foreign material; in ecology it denotes the local disappearance of a species from a defined geographic area, while the species may persist elsewhere.
In medical use, extirpation refers to the complete removal of diseased tissue or an entire organ or
In ecological use, extirpation refers to the local elimination of a species from a region, such as
Etymology: the term derives from Latin exstirpāre, meaning “to uproot” or “to root out.”