Sentence examples for hatchery from from inspiring English sources

To reach the fish hatchery from the Parador, continue on Route 105 to Maricao and then take a right onto Route 410 and follow it to the end.

"Without distinguishing hatchery from wild fish, the perception is that we have healthy salmon surviving in a healthy river," said Rachel Johnson, a fish ecologist affiliated with the University of California, Santa Cruz, and the lead author of a new paper published in the journal PLoS One.

Conservation geneticist Daniel Heath of the University of Windsor in Canada and colleagues studied farmed Chinook salmon eggs in a British Columbia hatchery from 1996 to 2001.

The smelt in this study were raised in a hatchery from wild-caught fish that were entering freshwater for breeding.

Survival rates in the hatchery from fertilization to eyed-egg were relatively high (slightly above average) for these two families, implying reduced viability at the alevin stage.

All 136 breeders present at the Tadoussac hatchery from 2000 to 2002, all of the 876 returning adults that were caught in 2002, 2003, and 2004, and 1141 fry caught in 2003, 2004, and 2005 were genotyped (Table 1).

Grouper are nurtured first in hatcheries from cultivated eggs and then in coastal cages or factories.

Currently, commercially produced decapsulated cysts are frequently used in Thai shrimp hatcheries from the PL4 stage onwards.

Fifth, I evaluate whether single or multiple facilities are required to more effectively carry out captive breeding programs involving hatcheries (from a genetic and fitness perspective).

The source of most stocked trout is thought to be various local hatcheries from southwest England, but the ultimate origin of hatchery stocks has been impossible to uncover (Finnegan and Stevens 2005).

The four transplanted populations (Table 1) originated either from the hatchery or from Algonquin Park in Ontario, Canada, and spanned a range of exposure to hatchery fish, hereafter referred to as the hatchery, wild-nonstocked, mildly hybridized and highly hybridized populations (Fig. 1).