Sentence examples for fishes for instance from inspiring English sources
Introgressive hybridization has been observed also in some lineages of freshwater fishes, for instance, whitefish [ 40], Lake Tanganyikan cichlids [ 41, 42] and cyprinid fish [ 37].
Interestingly, in the bichir Polypterus senegalus, the most basal extant ray-finned fish, the cluster is intact, as it is in the immediate outgroup of the teleost fishes (for instance, the bowfin Amia calva; [ 43]).
The lines down a fish, for instance, make a clean and easy way to fillet it.
They wanted to teach the Mashco to fish, for instance, but worried that they'd choke on bones.
You can learn a lot about an animal from its gut — that Burmese pythons don't much care for fish, for instance.
He uses Japanese sashimi techniques to cut the fish, for instance, and tosses the accompanying salad in olive oil, which isn't generally done in Hawaii.
Then there were the methods of preserving — pickling fish, for instance, in the white pomegranate vinegar, known as Babylonian vinegar, and honey.
State regulators now must adopt a plan -- limiting numbers or size of fish, for instance -- that cuts the 2002 summer catch by nearly 16percentt.
Fishing, for instance, is for the Scottish Executive to regulate even if it happens far out at sea, while oil and gas are organised and taxed from London.
A piece of fish, for instance, can be cooked at about 130 degrees -- a hot bath, essentially -- for 30 minutes, then cooled, successively, at room temperature, in cold water, then in ice water, before being reheated and served.
