Sentence examples for intense fishing from inspiring English sources
Intense fishing has just about eliminated most of them.
The particular hydrodynamic characteristics of Picuta and their effect on the sea urchin distribution, could explain the observed growth rate stability despite 40 years of intense fishing.
There, closure areas have been set up to protect spawning and nursery grounds of plaice, herring and sandeel from intense fishing.
In contrast, short-term natural abundance fluctuations were much more prevalent and were of a magnitude similar to that estimated to be produced by fairly intense fishing, as would occur in only very limited geographic areas in the commercial fishery.
Worst of all, while lobsters can reach sizes exceeding 40 pounds, intense fishing – targeting lobsters weighing as little as one pound – has truncated the size structure of the population in favor of small lobsters.
Marine conservation groups want it even more, chief among them Oceana, which released a report yesterday tallying the various subsidies and mapping the intense fishing pressure that this level of government support produces.
The base is an intense fish soup, flavoured with tamarind, ginger flower, galangal, pungent belacan prawn paste, refreshing sprigs of mint and sliced shallots.
Water striders reduce the number and duration of matings in the presence of predatory sunfish [40], while amphipods spend less time in amplexus in lakes with more intense fish predation [41].
More intense FISH signals, which localized to a single site, were subsequently examined by interphase nuclei.
To create a romantic evening, try to avoid dishes that smell heavily of things that are not terribly romantic, like intense fish or fiery garlic.
Since the mid-20th century, intense commercial fishing across the angelshark's range have decimated its population via bycatch – it is now locally extinct or nearly so across most of its northern range, and the prospects of the remaining fragmented subpopulations are made more precarious by its slow rate of reproduction.
