Sentence examples for closed freshwater from inspiring English sources

We urge the pursuit of field experiments on closed freshwater populations, either by taking advantage of existing lakes where alternative forms of harvest regulation have been in place for many years, or by imposing experimental fishing regimes on a system of small natural lakes or ponds (e.g., Philipp et al. 2009).

The National Trust said a section of Hive Beach, directly in front of Hive Beach Cafe, is open, but west of the beach to Freshwater remains closed.

Because freshwater ponds are closed depressions with no outlets, the only way that salts can be removed is through water abstraction, which combined with dilution from precipitation would cause the water to gradually become less saline after an inundation event.

"They call us 'saltwater Chinese', unlike the others who arrived here in the 19th century and have settled on farms further inland, close to freshwater rivers," says one such shop worker named Lia.

The common tern breeds close to freshwater or the sea on almost any open flat habitat, including sand or shingle beaches, firm dune areas, salt marsh, or, most commonly, islands.

The path between Burton Freshwater and Hive Beach is currently closed.

Uplift of the central Coast Ranges ~2 Ma closed off the embayment and created a large freshwater lake in the Central Valley, which was the source for a river that drained into the Monterey Bay until 600,000 years ago [ 52– 52].

The family of Zachary Dennis, one of the two students who say they were branded by Mr. Freshwater, said they were eager for the matter to be closed.

The rainfall caused freshwater flooding in low-lying areas, as well as along major and minor roadways; the floodwaters left a 12 mile portion of Interstate 40 closed in Duplin County.

In nearshore regions close to large freshwater sources, the salinity may be lowered by dilution.

In prehistoric times, the hunting of fish began close by, in freshwater rivers and lakes and coastal ocean waters.