Sentence examples for early fish from inspiring English sources

THE BOTTOM LINE Studies show a link between early fish consumption and reduced allergies later on, but it is not clear what is behind the association.

Some scientists say that early fish consumption may be associated with a lifestyle that lowers the risk of allergic disease in non-dietary ways.

The lampreys, present-day relatives of these early fish, have eyes that are very similar to those of other fish, leading to the conclusion that very little has happened to the aquatic form of the vertebrate eye for about 400 million years.

Eusthenopteron was entirely typical of early fish in this respect.

Larval fish can exchange ions through their skin, and early fish likely used rudimentary gill structures known as branchial baskets.

The knowledge about the role of early fish ontogeny is particularly essential for better understanding of larval dynamics and mechanisms of adapting to variable environmental conditions.

Settled in 1635 (as part of Newbury), its location attracted early fishing, shipbuilding, and craft industries and led to its incorporation as a separate town in 1764.

An article on Oct. 22 about striped bass fishing at Cuttyhunk Island in Massachusetts misspelled the surname of an early early fishing enthusiast there and misstated his relationship with the Standard Oil Company.

The identity of the early fish-eaters is still a mystery no hominin bones have been found at the site so far.

This fish, which seems to have stopped evolving some hundreds of millions of years ago, exhibits some skeletal features of animals of the kind that made the move to land, providing insight into how the fins of early fishes were transformed into limbs suitable for walking.

Dam building and removal along the Rogue has generated controversy for more than a century; an early fish-blocking dam (Ament) was dynamited by vigilantes, mostly disgruntled salmon fishermen.