Sentence examples for dwellings fish from inspiring English sources

Most of the Tao have lived in the apartments ever since, although some older residents still live in surviving stone-walled dwellings, fish from handmade canoes and wear loincloths.

And the researchers have found evidence that it accumulates in bottom-dwelling fish and shellfish.

In their view, Tyrannosaurus arms were vestigial organs, like the blind eyes of cave-dwelling fish.

Scientists have discovered the world's deepest-dwelling fish during research in the depths of the Pacific.

They are sluggish, bottom-dwelling fish that live among rocks or coral and in mud flats and estuaries.

Halibut, sole, and cod are demersal (i.e., bottom-dwelling) fish that are commercially important as food for humans.

The rich demersal (bottom-dwelling) fish resources have been exploited by Chinese, Korean, and Japanese trawlers for years.

The brains of surface-dwelling fish were also roughly 30% larger than those of the blind cave fish, while those of the hybrids were of intermediate size.

The fisherman and his boat, gear, one-year fishing permit and plans for catching bottom-dwelling fish are part of an experiment.

Researchers in Finland have found that the mating system of the sand goby, a small shallows-dwelling fish, is altered when the water is cloudy.

Thus, the reduced size of the visual parts of the brain lowers total energy consumption by about 30% compared to surface-dwelling fish.