If the belly of the fish is enlarged, the fish might have some blockage that needs to be corrected.
The fishes have enlarged pectoral fins and elongated dorsal fin spines, and each species bears a particular pattern of bold, zebralike stripes.
Despite increased fishing effort (Figure 5) and enlarged fishing grounds, landings of bottomfish species could not be sustained and most stocks collapsed into the 1990s.
In the early 1980s, the fishing fleet was enlarged with the addition of industrial vessels equipped with demersal gillnets, resulting in a fishery peak in 1984 of 937 tons landed.
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When Cs genes were compared to the fish genes, the difference was enlarged and Cs genes had more C1pG2 and C2pG3 sites than fish genes.
As an interim solution the row of buildings dividing the upper and main markets had mostly been taken into public ownership and converted into civic offices, and in January 1914 the 1860 fish market had also been enlarged and converted into offices.
When a fish's tiny organs become enlarged, they can press against the swim bladder and cause it to malfunction.
To obtain this, on the side containing two fish, the compartments containing stimuli were enlarged to 3/2 of normal width (4 cm).
The stomach, intestines and liver are especially prone to becoming enlarged due to the fish's eating habits.
Chimpanzees also construct and use sets of tools that they subsequently utilize in a determinate order; Goualougo chimpanzees will manufacture a perforating tool to enlarge holes in a termite nest after an unsuccessful fishing attempt; as soon as the exit hole is enlarged, the chimpanzee then inserts a fishing probe (Sanz and Morgan 2007).
