Sentence examples for naturally occurring fish from inspiring English sources

LMBV, a member of family Iridoviridae is one of the naturally occurring fish viruses, causing fatal disease of largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides).

Although managers set a goal of doubling the numbers of wild salmon in the Mokelumne River, until now it has been impossible to estimate how many naturally occurring fish are present.

A 2 m ×2 m ×2 m cage was put over these two or three groups, removing all predators above 8 cm SL, but including all other naturally occurring fish.

Others contend that sea lice are naturally occurring parasites of marine fish whose abundance varies from year to year.

For each opponent channel, we calculated responses to a range of naturally occurring body color patterns of fish (measured as diffused spectral reflectance) and the backgrounds against which the fish might be viewed under flickering illumination.

Therefore, such ecogenomics studies on fish in large scale from multi-habitats across the world could be helpful in identifying the fish variety naturally occurring with better nutraceutical values.

To detect interacting genes, we perform a high-resolution genome scan for linkage disequilibrium between unlinked genomic regions in naturally occurring hybrid populations of swordtail fish.

While some prior research suggested that MeHg in marine fish is naturally occurring (e.g., [ 7]), recent studies indicate that human impacts on ocean ecosystems are larger than previously thought [ 8, 9].

Therefore, analysis of both surface-Pachón hybrid fish and naturally occurring genetic variation in an outbred Pachón population indicated that VAB and locomotor activity are regulated by distinct genetic mechanisms.

The hexamer-stabilizing role of HisB5 is highlighted by the retention of 40% of the affinity by a naturally occurring ArgB5 mutation (hystricomorph mammals, fish, and birds) that inhibits hexamer formation and the T → R transition.

L. salmonis is a naturally occurring marine ectoparasite of salmonid fishes in the northern hemisphere [ 21, 22] and has recently been divided into two sub-species; L. salmonis salmonis occurring in the Atlantic, and L. s. oncorhynchi occurring in the Pacific [ 23] L. s. salmonis has coevolved with Atlantic salmonid fish hosts (Salmo spp).