"diverse fish" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a collection of different types of fish. For example, "The lake contains a diverse fish population, including trout, perch, and bass."
Both male- and female-territorial species are found within the diverse fish family Cichlidae.
Disparate topography has provided Peruvian cooks with an unrivalled natural pantry, including tropical rainforest, the altiplano, and some of the world's most prolific and diverse fish.
The larger threat here is to ocean ecosystems, which depend upon large predators to maintain a vibrant food chain and a diverse fish population.
Among these, broad ranging acoustical techniques have revealed diverse fish populations and their distribution, while direct, close up observation made possible by deep-sea submersibles has resulted in the discovery of unusual (and unexpected) species and phenomena.
Larval abundance provides a relative index for adult spawning stock biomass, enabling diverse fish communities to be monitored quantitatively by relatively simple means.
In addition, this LAB-based fish feed vaccine can be easily used to target many different pathogens of diverse fish species.
Further research is needed to increase the existing knowledge on Norwegian coastal fish population dynamics, by sampling with diverse fishing methods, different periods and diverse environmental conditions.
Except for some r-strategy species such as the chicken [16], sea turtles [43], diverse fishes [20], frogs [80] [81] or crocodiles [82] [83] in general only a few embryonic specimens are available for k-strategy vertebrate species [compare Table S3].
Because dense and diverse herbivorous fish communities were never the target of past fishing industries in the NWHI [66], fish abundances remain high along the entire NWHI chain.
To illustrate the methods he has in mind, Ramo entertainingly examines subjects as diverse as fish ecology and Hezbollah guerrilla tactics.
Moving through the water by means of paddle-like appendages, they ravenously hunt down tinier organisms such as bacteria and algae, and are in turn food for organisms as diverse as fish fry and baleen whales.
