Sentence examples for high spawner from inspiring English sources

Chum salmon stray at similar rates to other Pacific salmon (Johnson et al. 1997), but high spawner densities may increase stray rates (reviewed in Quinn 1993).

It is high spawning season now, and the water is filled with the larvae of fish, shrimp, oysters and crab.

As large, multi-specific aggregations of wild fish aggregate around coastal fish farms wherever they occur [5], [6], we predict that significant conservation benefit would be derived through the protection of tens of thousands of tons of wild coastal fish in high spawning condition if this measure were implemented worldwide.

Also you can go to spots with high spawn rate, or places with "resting spots" where you can stand without being hit by a monster.

Larger females had a higher spawning probability, which was exclusively determined by female body size and not affected by the selection treatment.

Set spawn at round to no and set it to highest spawn number.

The heart rate remained high after spawning only in females, demonstrating clear a sex difference in the spawning behavior of salmonids (Fig. 2C).

Record rainfall caused flooding, and high wind spawned tornado warnings — weather that's as rare in Phoenix as a grassy front lawn.

The voice cries, "Noooo!... What about those losers from high school spawning offspring like it's going out of style -- don't you want to see the pictures of their ugly babies?

Testimonies for monk can be gotten in the following places; Castle Ostroja, in the area right outside the throne room where the high priest spawns, fight monk type mobs (the same place you went to get the artifact piece, Temple Hose) in Davoi, either in Monastic Caverns, or in the center area with that house that you can only access by going through the monastic caverns.

These days, thanks to vintage-loving celebrities, it is, perversely, more fashionable to occasionally ignore contemporary catwalk creations and their high-street spawn and plump instead for something from a previous decade – or at least to combine the two.