Sentence examples for fish records from inspiring English sources

Repressed is only one of three stores left in Newtown, following the closures of So Music and Fish Records a couple years back due to gentrification and the resultant rise in rent.

As an example that supports this assertion, the map on Figure 3 shows the spatial distribution of 161,000 datapoints representing historical fish records in the Greater Caribbean, which represent 2,927 areas or localities of 10×10 km.

Surprisingly, this effect was already detected in the environmental concentration (5  μg·L−1), in which 79% of the fish records were taken in the dark part.

The traditional animal model without SGE was the best model for fin length at initial stocking of the fish (recording 1), whereas the model with SGE was the best model at recordings 2 and 3 (Table  6).

Acute toxicity towards Daphnia and fish recorded with 81 cases is the majority of censored data.

In addition, ITS-2 from the same larvae showed the highest similarity (86%) to three ITS-2 sequences of Contracaecum L3 (Accession numbers FM210437- from0438- FM210439) from Iranian fish (recorded by Shamsi in 2008 to the GenBank).

They suggested that the higher density of fish recorded in the dry season may be a response to the reduction of environmental stresses by the rain water dilution and migration of fish from the sea and surrounding water bodies into the creek.

This result reflects the fact that (1) the faunas of both estuaries were dominated to a similar extent by the same three species, (2) the marked variability in the densities of fish recorded at the various sites within either estuary and (3) that the environments of both estuaries were broadly similar at the time of sampling.

First, individual profiles were highly variable, with only some fish recording highly radiogenic 87Sr/86Sr ratios.

Overall, there was a 52% decrease in the mean number of fish recorded between fixed distance and immediate tape transects.

For example, of the nearly 1,300 species of fish recorded in the TEP, about 71% are endemic [72].