Sentence examples for fish representatives from inspiring English sources

As lake advocates called on leaders to close locks in the waterway system in an emergency effort to block the fish, representatives from the office of Mike Cox, the attorney general of Michigan, said he had reached out to leaders on the other side of the lake, in Illinois, but got no response.

20/192 (10.42%) have duplicated copies only in teleost fish representatives whereas 6/192 (3.12%) CNE-enhancers have duplicated copies only in human/tetrapods.

Curiously, these considerations have not been previously accounted for with respect to Hox cluster duplication or gene expression studies, even though paddlefish are often included in such studies because of their importance as a basal ray-finned fish representative.

It would be better to also have local fishing representatives at the table.

Tourism and commercial fishing representatives saw climate change as a key driver of change in the region but tended to align more closely with the moderate climate change scenarios (1a and 1b).

Over the last decade, as the reported catch climbed beyond the roughly 80 million tons a year that scientists saw as the outer limit of sustainable fishing, fishing industry representatives fought against stringent limits and cited the apparently continued growth in catches as a reason to keep expanding fleets.

One fishing representative in Brussels declared that only cheaper fuel could give Europe a "sustainable fishery".

Fishes representative of all Silurian ages were widely distributed in marine environments (carbonate and clastic) in a broad belt within the latitudes 40° N and 40° S of the paleoequator.

(Recreational fishing representative, April 2011) We can adapt to climate change but it's going to be increasingly difficult for us to adapt to some of the other changes that are forced on us.

(Recreational fishing representative, April 2011) In terms of environmental governance, participants identified coastal development and catchment land-use practices as the primary threats to reef resilience and both ecological and social adaptive capacity.

But environmentalists and fishing industry representatives do not agree.