Sentence examples for fish adapted from inspiring English sources

Fish adapted to high positively size selective fishing pressure invested more in reproduction, reached a smaller adult body size, and were less explorative and bold.

Fish adapted for an athletic lifestyle do not generally thrive under environmental hypoxia.

Secondly, hatchery fish contaminate the diverse gene pool of wild fish, adapted over millennia to the particular demands of their home waters.

Trees in this zone survive flooding for several weeks annually and provide the basis of a food web that includes fish adapted for grazing on tree fruits and seeds.

This is done likely through reduced hydrological flow and increased water stagnancy which are unfavorable to fish adapted to lotic water before the dam construction.

The halfbeaks are elongate, streamlined fish adapted to living in open water.

What the fins do that may help a fish adapt remains uncertain, and likely will fall to biomechanics experts.

Furthermore, when fish adapt to fishing they are likely to evolve away from configurations that natural and sexual selection alone would favor.

Nevertheless, experience of Kerala reservoirs shows that the fish adapt well in the reservoir ecosystem and thrive on a variety of food items.

In ophidiiforms, the pearlfishes (Carapidae, about 31 species) are marine, mainly tropical, shallow-water eel-like fishes adapted to living inside the body of various invertebrates.

These fishes provide an excellent model system in which to study how fishes adapt to high-altitude habitats.