Sentence examples for listed animals from inspiring English sources

"Every day we find five or six listed animals in local markets," says Maj Jose Miguel Ruiz, of Peru's ecological police.

The affinities of many of the listed animals with modern species and higher groups are questionable and sometimes differ significantly among translations (note: we are using the translation by the Jewish Publication Society 1985).

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission FWCC) listed eight "Reptiles of Concern", including the Burmese python (Python molurus bivittatus), focusing on them for their large sizes and aggressive natures, allowing licensed hunters to kill any listed animals in protected areas and sell their meat and hides.

Other listed animals with low representation (<10 records) in SEAMAP, and a more wide habitat range, include the endangered North Pacific right whale (Eubalaena japonica) [11] and endangered beluga (Delphinapterus leucas) [12].

The Act makes it unlawful for a person 'to harass, harm, pursue, hunt, shoot, wound, kill, trap, capture, or collect' a listed animal without a permit, referred to as taking a listed animal or plant.

But it is the first time the government has tried to list animals so widely held as pets.

The Facebook page relies on information from members who have access to the shelters, as well as e-mail notifications that Animal Care sends out each evening listing animals at risk of euthanization.

The plaintiffs pointed out that "equivalent" does not mean "identical," and showed that while the U.S. Register indeed doesn't list animals per se, it does list places made historically significant through association with animals, such as traditional fishing sites.

On the morning of the presidential debate, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service unveiled rules which are expected to increase the difficulty of listing animals and plants under the protections of the Endangered Species Act. .

Table 1 lists animal studies that demonstrate paternal leakage.

However, most studies of dual-tasking have been limited to evaluation of linear gait and are associated with one of two verbal tasks, ie, counting backwards (working memory) or listing animal names (semantic memory).