"advanced fish" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It can refer to fish that possess advanced abilities or characteristics, or are at an advanced stage of development. Example: "The marine biologist studied the behavior of advanced fish species, including those that can use tools and camouflage themselves."
This is a technologically advanced fish, given its powerful external sound system and a video camera instead of a rear-view mirror, but it is part of a venerable tradition.
The advanced fish have either cycloid scales (e.g., carp) or ctenoid scales (e.g., perch; sunfish).
Pronephros, most primitive of the three vertebrate kidneys, active in the adults of some primitive fish (lampreys and hagfish), the embryos of more advanced fish, and the larvae of amphibians.
Further emerging developments focus on sorting FISH-identified cells for subsequent single-cell genomics and on the direct detection of specific genes within single microbial cells by advanced FISH techniques employing various strategies for massive signal amplification.
Although excellent for detecting global CIN changes, even the most advanced FISH strategies cannot accurately measure somatic mutations throughout the genome.
In advanced FISH variants (e.g., on extended fiber preparations) both parameters are high, and even gene-sized DNA fragments can be mapped [ 47].
The scorpaeniforms are distinguishable among viviparous teleosts (advanced bony fishes) by their comparatively high fecundity; comparison with many other marine fishes, single individuals of which produce millions of freely shed eggs, however, illustrates the relative advantage, at least in numbers, of bearing living young over laying eggs.
The unpaired dorsal and anal fins of teleosts (advanced bony fishes) have axially derived muscle sheets on either side, which, when contracted, may change their angle and even fold the fins.
FISH ADVANCES TO FINAL Mardy Fish advanced to the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships final in Newport, R.I., by beating Richard Bloomfield of Britain, 7-6 (5), 6-4.
The American team of Pete Sampras, Andy Roddick, James Blake and Mardy Fish advanced to the quarterfinals with a 5-0 victoverover Slovakia in the first round in February.
The two top American men, No. 8 seed Andy Roddick and No. 10 Mardy Fish, advanced to the third round in straight sets.
