Sentence examples for fish and shell from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, in terms of archaeological culture, there is clearly close ties between Taiwan and Fujian (Tanshishan culture), but coastal Fujian archaeology suggests a greater importance of fish and shell fish instead of agriculture (Rolett et al. 2011), and thus lacks an agricultural demographic motor.
In further analysis of the survey data (MAFF, 1994), men and women of higher SES reported eating more fruit, fruit juice, vegetables, salad, polyunsaturated margarine, oily fish and shell fish, although they also ate more buns, cakes and chocolate, suggesting that knowledge differences between SES groups are also mirrored by dietary variations.
Researchers estimate that rising carbon emissions have increased the ocean's acidity by 30% since preindustrial times, threatening some fish and shell-growing creatures.
Salt often was dehydrated along the coastlines and traded along with fish and shells to the interior.
The variable coastal reservoir effect should be kept in mind when radiocarbon dating marine samples, pottery or human bones from coastal sites, as coast-near fishing and shell collection are ascertained for many prehistoric periods.
Especially the latter is often influenced by the temperature changes caused by nearby factories who use seawater as a coolant or by the changes in salinity within the tanks resulting from salty substances carried from the seaside, leading to mass mortality of fishes and shells.
However, marine species comprise approximately 96% of the market share of seafood, which includes freshwater and marine fin and shell fish (Carrington et al. 2004).
Most settlements are coastal fishing villages, and shell reefs, beaches, botanical gardens, underground streams, and caves are found in the region around Krabi.
The Bajau people ply the waters of the Basilan Strait for fish, coral, and shells.
The ceiling decorated with fishing nets and shells and adds to the relaxed yet fun atmosphere.
What do 2,700 plant species, 525 species of fin and shell-fish and more than 17 million people have in common?
