Sentence examples for divisions of fish from inspiring English sources
The lack of correlated evolution among the MA values employed by these muscles has implications for evolutionary-developmental studies of the functional anatomy of fish feeding, since recent work suggests that independently functioning divisions of fish biting muscles can develop from a single larval jaw adductor [ 45].
A spokesman for the New Jersey division of fish and wildlife said there was no conclusive way of identifying Pedals as he wasn't tagged.
"The council is going to take a real serious look next year," said George P. Howard, a game council member and former director of the division of fish and wildlife.
Animal-rights groups questioned the bear census, and said that division of fish and wildlife biologists were inflating the count to justify a hunt.
About 6,300 hunters applied by Tuesday's deadline, fewer than the 10,000 permits available for the six-day hunt, said Martin J. McHugh, director of the division of fish and wildlife.
Patrick Carr, senior wildlife biologist with the state's division of fish and wildlife, called the scaled-down hunt a "very conservative" measure that was designed to protect the state's black bear population.
The focus is on the cockle fishery commons characterized by a mixture of formal institutional arrangements and an informal division of fishing space that partially influences fisher decisions about where and when to fish.
Fish and Game Code - Part 2 of Division 6 (Fish); Sport Fishing (secs. 7100 - 7400).
"We need a president who can get past the tired, old partisan divisions that pit one kind of fish against another," Mr. Obama said.
In this phase of development, an anterior-posterior axis has developed and undergoes divisions into body segments (for a detailed account on phases of fish development see [ 46]).
The term "designated State agency" means the commission, department, division, or other agency of a State which has primary legal authority for the conservation of fish and wildlife.
