Sentence examples for fish collections from inspiring English sources

Fish collections at the 30 sites yielded 1,221 fish of 17 species (Table 1) that were analyzed for VHSV.

A decade ago, Andrew Bentley, a scientist who manages the fish collections at the University of Kansas Biodiversity Institute in Lawrence, received an e-mail asking for help replacing preserved fish specimens destroyed by a fire at a museum in India.

These fish collections have recently provided the most comprehensive and useful biological dataset for bioregionalization of Australian waters.

Funding for health assessments and fish collections was provided by the National Marine Fisheries Service, Dolphin Quest, and Disney's Animal Programs.

We inspected fish collections from the Chinese museums and identified a random subsample of approximately 10 specimens per species to assure correct species assignments.

While data from carcasses are useful for determining relative tissue distributions and estimating amounts of toxin necessary to cause mortality, samples from live animals provide more accurate animal data (i.e., toxin levels, blood parameters, age class, sex, etc). in conjunction with environmental (i.e., HAB species, fish collections) and spatiotemporal data.

Wild anadromous marine fish were collected from the Little Campbell River in British Columbia under a fish collection permit from the British Columbia Ministry of Environment (permit #SU08-44549).

We are grateful to Ana Maria Ibarra Humphries and Pedro Cruz Hernández for useful comments, as well as the staff CICIMAR-IPN fish collection and his curator José de La Cruz-Agüero, to keep collected specimens.

The aquarium's fish collection is composed of approximately 2,000 specimens of more than 250 species.

My fish collection is not really that big, but it seemed to me that a fish that indirectly inspired Thackeray to an ode deserved a museum number bespeaking an ancient and respected institution.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21 (AP) — Reversing a decision that some found bureaucratically absurd, the Federal Emergency Management Agency granted $99,766 to the New Orleans Audubon Aquarium of the Americas on Wednesday for the expense of restocking a fish collection lost to Hurricane Katrina.