Sentence examples for native lakes from inspiring English sources

These differences likely contribute to divergent feeding success and growth rate in transplant experiments in the native lakes [ 26, 27, 34], and show the value of a functional analysis of morphological differences between species.

In enclosure experiments in native lakes, individuals of each species raised in the appropriate habitat grew faster than when raised in the other species' habitat [ 26], and limnetic-benthic hybrids exhibit signs of lower fitness than either parental form in nature [ 27].

They disrupt the food chain that normally supports native lake trout, perch and bass.

One of the hazy thoughts that kept returning over the course of four days in Dingle involved the sense and importance of place in music, and Wild Beasts succeed in capturing something of the beauty and strangeness of their native Lake District with their elliptical soundscapes.

The conditions that exist on the coastal waters of every landmass, and the freshwater conditions that exist in every native lake and river system have proven themselves as very effective in growing out fish.

However, instead of focusing on restoring the native lake trout, at this critical juncture the decision was made to introduce salmon another foreign species to the lake.

But what they want native Yellowstone cutthroat trout are struggling, thanks to the illegal introduction of non-native lake trout in the 1980s by fishers.

Cutthroat trout are raised in hatcheries to restore populations in their native range, as well as stock non-native lake environments to support angling.

Many native Lake Erie fish populations experienced steady declines from 1900 1970s, including the lake trout, lake sturgeon Acipenser fulvescens Rafinesque 1817, and walleye [ 81, 84].

Similarly, Arctic char, a fish closely related to Atlantic salmon, has evolved to survive crowded conditions when its native northern lakes freeze nearly solid in wintertime.

From Africa to the World Native to lakes in Africa, this versatile warm-water fish was deployed by many governments in poor tropical countries around the world in the second half of the 20th century to control weeds and mosquitoes in lakes and rivers.