Sentence examples for fish exchange from inspiring English sources

Most fish exchange gases using gills on either side of the pharynx.

Fish exchange gases by pulling oxygen-rich water through their mouths and pumping it over their gills.

On the other hand, domestic brook charr used for aquaculture in Québec may be considered as part of a metapopulation because the management of breeding adults routinely involves fish exchange among different farms.

The River Malacatoya drains into the North of Lake Nicaragua, but the fish from the reservoir in this river (Las Canoas) are genetically markedly differentiated from A. citrinellus in Lake Nicaragua, as well as in any other water body, indicating absence of contemporary fish exchange (Table 3).

Kopper exemplifies one common type -- the white-collar criminal with a good lawyer who agrees to help prosecutors hook bigger fish in exchange for a much lighter sentence than he might otherwise get (and thereby sparing the state the costs of a trial).

Larval fish can exchange ions through their skin, and early fish likely used rudimentary gill structures known as branchial baskets.

The second term is the profit by providing the fish for exchange meetings for ecological education during the period ([ tau, T ]).

For 15,000 years, native peoples gathered at Wyam to fish and exchange goods.

In bargaining for support, Kenya and its allies have signaled to the European Union that they will support the ban on bluefin tuna fishing in exchange for support on extending the moratorium on trading ivory, Ms. Awori said.

It can also occur deliberately, when high-quality fish is exchanged for a less desirable, cheaper, or more readily available species.

At his trial, he claimed that the Tokyo heist had been commissioned by the shop's owner, who needed the insurance money; the necklace was returned to the store's manager at a Dumpster near a fish shop, in exchange for a bag containing a hundred thousand dollars.