Sentence examples for grayling from from inspiring English sources

In November, officers from the Environment Agency rescued more than 100 fish, including brown trout and grayling, from the Kennet near Marlborough, when water levels subsided to just a few inches.

The results presented in this study demonstrate genetic differences in growth-related traits between grayling from four demes within Lesjaskogsvatnet.

Later dam constructions severely reduced this opportunity for further invasions of grayling, but grayling from Lesjaskogsvatnet may disperse back to the river system.

In summary, we find evidence for significant among-deme variation in important early life-history traits in grayling from the Lesjaskogsvatnet.

However, many potential refugia for cold tolerant organisms must have existed in central and east Siberia, north of interior mountain systems, as supported by phylogeographic patterns found in grayling from the Lena basin [ 16].

None of the embryos in Kavanagh et al.'s study were able to tolerate a rearing temperature of just 12°C, even though grayling from other parts of Europe are able to survive at such temperatures.

11,664 sequences were obtained from chinook salmon, 10,813 sequences from sockeye salmon, 10,051 sequences from brook trout, 10, 975 sequences from grayling and 8,630 sequences from lake whitefish.

Serbian locations represent the furthest grayling habitats from the maximal extent of ice sheets [ 21] and possibly grayling glacial refugium (or closest to it).

Eighty grayling individuals from four Serbian locations across the Danubian drainage were collected by electrofishing and angling between 2007 and 2008 (Table 1 and Figure 1).

Despite the absence of written records on stocking in Rzav and Drina Rivers with grayling fry originating from Slovenian hatcheries, testimonies from the older members of the Anglers Associationn of Arilje do agree that grayling was introduced into the Rzav River from Slovenia in the 1980's.

Eighty grayling individuals were collected from four rivers (Ibar, Lim, Drina and Rzav).