Sentence examples for fish behavioral from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, standardized approaches, including HTS experimental designs, for examining fish behavioral responses to contaminants are rarely available.

This work presents an advanced version of a previous computer vision system that is appropriate for analyzing more complex fish behavioral traits.

However, very little is known about fish behavior in response to infection with bacterial pathogen, especially behavioral pattern changes during the course of infection until death [ 20].

Strain-differences in the behavioral response of adult Medaka fish (Oryzias latipes) were reported previously, however, there have been few studies of larval fish behavior under microgravity.

After being i.p. injected with microcystins, the fish exhibited behavioral abnormity.

Sand, O. et al. Detection of infrasound in fish and behavioral responses to intense infrasound in juvenile salmonids and European silver eels: a minireview.

Moreover, PS-NP transfer has been reported in a food chain from algae to zooplankton and ultimately in fish causing behavioral and metabolic changes [19].

More specifically for each line (LSB and HSB) we generated one cohort where we behaviorally tested 56 fish to confirm behavioral differences between our lines.

By injecting bee venom and acetic acid into the lips of captive rainbow trout, the Royal Society said, Dr. Sneddon and other scientists at the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh discovered that the fish displayed "profound behavioral and physiological changes" over a period of time, "comparable to those observed in higher mammals".

Here we assessed whether shy individuals prefer familiar congeners, taking the European sea bass, a recently domesticated fish showing similar behavioral responses to wild fish, as a model to better understand the inter-individual variability in social behavior previously observed in this species.

The z-score represents the intensity (positive or negative) that experimental fish displayed a behavioral endpoint relative to the control fish of the respective experimental trial.