Sentence examples for fish the timing from inspiring English sources

As with many species of fish, the timing of spawning varies over the range of the species, with gonad development indicating that spawning in the southern New South Wales region occurs from December to April, while spawning in southern Queensland occurs from September to February.

The essential difference between our fish and nontransgenic fish is the timing and location of growth hormone production.

If you make this dish with other, bigger, fish fillets or with whole fish, adjust the timing accordingly, and consider finishing the cooking in a 350º F (175º C) oven.

The precision with which the fish controls the timing of its movement is comparable to the temporal control that humans exhibit when throwing a spear, he says.

Because of the possibility of three extensive (even genome-wide) gene duplication events early in vertebrate evolution at (1) the origin of the vertebrates, (2) the emergence of the jawed fish, and (3) the appearance of the ray-finned fishes [70] [72], the timing of the putative gene duplication event producing vertebrate BChE from AChE is uncertain.

We used second-trimester diet as the measure of fish exposure because the timing of intake assessed by this questionnaire best overlapped with the timing of mercury exposure assessed by the maternal hair length sampled.

The positional coordinates of each fish were used to calculate the timing and proportion of time fish were out of cover and, as a proxy for social attraction, the fish's average distance to the partner's compartment (see Fig. 1a).

The relative potencies of each steroid also depend on the end points measured, the fish species used, and the timing and duration of the exposure.

Taken together, our manipulative experiments suggest that ventral Hh and dorsal Wnt signals interact to pattern the pallium and subpallium across bony fishes, despite differences in the timing of pathway activity between cichlids and zebrafish.

Dams impact habitat for anadramous fishes as well as the timing and quantity of freshwater and sediment inflow to an estuary [20].

Pollution doubtless put pressure on species inhabiting the area, but the timing of fish population declines in relation to developments in the fishery make it clear that it was fishing, not other human impacts, that has primary responsibility for the downfall of Clyde fish populations.