Sentence examples for fish developing from inspiring English sources

Mesonephros, permanent kidney of amphibians and most fish, developing posterior to and replacing the pronephros of the embryonic and larval stages.

It is an example from several lines of ancient sarcopterygian fish developing adaptations to the oxygen-poor shallow-water habitats of its time, which led to the evolution of tetrapods.

Quantification of the aggregate phenotype identified an increase in the percentage of fish developing globular aggregates in skeletal muscle at 4 dpf, coincident with the disappearance of nemaline bodies (Fig.  3c).

From transcriptome analysis of immune responses in fish, developing the strongest pathology and infection, the temporal and spatial regulation of the different arms of immunity during CMS was characterised [ 10].

Here, we use transcriptome analysis to show that fish developing sustained or increased viral load and severe pathology (so called high responders, HR) have a different character and regulation of immune responses and metabolic pathways compared to fish with viral clearance and absence of pathology (so called low responders, LR).

If you notice your fish developing any abnormalities, take immediate action by quarantining that fish and finding the appropriate treatment.

Mormyriform and gymnotiform electric fish developed these primitive receptors into sophisticated tuberous organs that are used in social communication.

How else could a fish develop a sextantlike "pineal window" in the top of its head that scientists say enables it to navigate over thousands of miles?

These fake fish, developed by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, which is managed by the Department of Energy, contain tiny sensors and other electronics to measure stress and strain as they flow through the dam (they don't swim).

How else could a fish develop a propulsion system whereby a whip-thin crescent tail vibrates at fantastic speeds, shooting the bluefin forward at speeds that can reach 40 miles an hour?

It also has a wrist joint but no digits—on limbs that might be viewed, according to taste, either as pectoral fins or as forelegs.Why fish developed legs is a matter of debate.