Sentence examples for record of fish from inspiring English sources

Fig. 1 Fossil record of fish groups with living members considered to be kosher.

The continuous record of fish density and habitat features made possible a spatially comprehensive analysis of fish-habitat associations at several spatial scales, ranging from tens of kilometres to less than 1 m.

Dietary compliance was monitored by using a 7-day food record kept twice during the intervention (weeks 3 and 7) and with the daily record of fish consumption.

The earliest known aquarists were the Sumerians, who kept fishes in artificial ponds at least 4,500 years ago; records of fish keeping also date from ancient Egypt and Assyria.

The system is capable of long-term recording of fish escape and bite behavior in tanks with excellent sampling accuracy and a minimum number of frames lost.

Even in relatively well sampled regions, such as the Atlantic Scotian Shelf, an area in which standardized trawl surveys have been conducted annually for decades, new records of fish species continue to be detected [135].

For North American occurrences, we obtained 1303 points for common carp, 30 for tench, and 47 for grass carp through the above online databases and the USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species database [51] from records of fish not directly stocked (black carp are not as yet known from natural waters).

The database contains records of fish community composition and introductions for more than 19,000 Swedish lakes.

He collates his data and publishes it in papers with titles like "Stranding Records of Fishes on Kitahama Beach" and "The First Occurrence of Bythotiara Species in Tanabe Bay".

In the new study, conservation ecologist John Reynolds of the University of East Anglia in Norwich, U.K., and his colleagues used extensive records of fishing catches made by research vessels.

These trawl samples provided valuable records of fishes living on soft bottoms and on the outer slopes of Saba Bank.