Sentence examples for complex fish from inspiring English sources

This work presents an advanced version of a previous computer vision system that is appropriate for analyzing more complex fish behavioral traits.

The ancestral ParaHox complex fish is fragmented in teleosts fish [ 42].

Assessment of the state of complex fish stocks can probably be done on the basis of mean length alone.

It is possible that the more nutritionally complex fish diets, which contained both fish, casein, fish oil and soy-oil, provided a more optimal nutrient composition which was beneficial during early development.

Upon arrival at the Mini Hatchery Complex, fishes were acclimatized, separated into male and female and kept in four cisterns (1.23 × 2.44 × 0.46 m) of which two cisterns were used for treatment and two for control.

By inference from an equally complex FISH-signal pattern of PKD1 shown in gorilla 16p, the species gorilla may well be included in this scenario of PKD1 evolution, suggesting that the original duplication of PKD1 may have occurred before gorillas and humans diverged ~8MYA.

But all signs point to those vistas soon belonging to vacation villa complexes, fish taco joints and kite surfing lodges.

Taiwanese consumed calcium, vitamin E, vitamin C, vitamin B-complex, fish oil, omega-3 fatty acids, chicken extracts, with ginseng being the only traditional Chinese medicine reported [ 10].

Fisheries management faces numerous monitoring and enforcement challenges that are becoming more complex as fish stocks are depleted; and illegal, unregulated, and unreported fishing becomes more sophisticated.

A comprehensive review of dietary studies over time shows how food patterns have rapidly evolved from traditional low-fat diets typically based on locally produced complex carbohydrates, fish, fresh meat and leafy greens – towards increased consumption of imported refined starch, oils, fatty processed meats and fish (tinned), sugar and confectionery [ 4, 6].

The general blueprint of a hindbrain spinal motor column innervating occipital, hypobranchial and pectoral muscles (Figs 2i and 3i) is likely an ancestral feature linked to the original skull-fin musculoskeletal complex in fish (Fig. 6a).