Sentence examples for incidental mortality from inspiring English sources

Slaughter of ancient beasts, depredation of nests and the incidental mortality that commercial fishermen call "by-catch" aren't nice.

Many marine species are threatened by high levels of incidental mortality in fisheries.

Black-browed albatrosses (Thalassarche melanophrys) are a common victim of incidental mortality in commercial fishing operations.

Logging gaps and incidental mortality release local competition for key resources, such as light [10], and enhance carbon accumulation in remnant trees [11].

We are concerned about poisoning the Farallon food web, including migrating raptors, sea birds, native terrestrial species, and marine mammals, and about what we consider an unacceptable level of projected incidental mortality of Western Gulls.

The need to identify accurately essential foraging habitats, locations of incidental mortality, or at-sea aggregations requires high-resolution tracking information.

Prawn trawl operators are not permitted to retain S. robusta and the devices examined herein offer the potential to significantly reduce the incidental fishing mortality that this species experiences.

For example, two lake-type populations (Cultus and Sakinaw) in south coastal British Columbia are now designated as endangered by COSEWIC, largely because of incidental fishing mortality (Irvine et al. 2005).

This result was not explained by an incidental mass mortality of Mauritanian winterers during spring migration [ 18], as modelling annual variation revealed that the pattern was consistent in four of the six years.

Thereafter, migraine has been associated also with myocardial infarction, hemorrhagic stroke, retinal vasculopathy, cardiovascular mortality, incidental brain lesions, including infarct-like lesions, and in some instances also with peripheral artery disease (Table 1) [4 7].

Females may attempt to offset male-related reductions in female fecundity by increasing their own aggression perhaps to defend pups from incidental injury or mortality.