Sentence examples for fish inferring from inspiring English sources

The ratios for CA substitutions between Ci and the other three species decreased to around 1, as well as those for M1 and P1 substitutions between the fish, inferring that a large part of the difference in substitutions is ascribed to synonymous substitutions.

A total of 881 offspring were raised in a common environment and body weight and length were recorded at three different times post-fertilization; parentage of each fish was inferred from genotypes at 10 nuclear-encoded microsatellites.

Furthermore, we compared the Japanese eel genome with genomes of model fishes to infer the history of genome evolution after the teleost-specific genome duplication.

We compared their digestion properties with those of other fishes and inferred the neofunctionalization process of the clade II hatching enzyme as follows.

The microarray was used to compare: gill, heart, liver, ovaries and testes of adult fish and to infer their respective transcriptional specificities.

Restriction of most species to the continental shelves make ariids an exceptional marine fish group to infer historical biogeography scenarios (although see [ 14] for evidence of recent transoceanic dispersal in Galeichthys).

Annual consumption for the whole population, calculated using NMFS data, is also useful for inferring longer-term fish consumption trends that may not be captured by shorter dietary recall surveys such as NHANES (NCHS 2006) and CSFII (U.S. EPA 2002).

The confidence rating of 1 2 (Table 4) reflects that while VMS data indicate the position of vessels and fishing can be inferred from speed and course, neither the location nor extent of the bottom impact i.e. actual trawling were reported.

Cartilaginous fishes have been inferred to be basal to other jawed vertebrates, which is consistent with the generally accepted view.

As these events reflect the geological development of landscapes, the phylogeographic studies of freshwater fishes permit to infer the biotic and geological evolution of a region [ 3].

Previously, genetic evidence of local adaptation at the DNA level in marine fishes has been inferred from single genes [ 20, 44, 45], or from restricted geographical areas [ 24].