Sentence examples for shellfish caught from inspiring English sources

Is there something intrinsically better about fish and shellfish caught in our waters?

V and Ni were determined in shellfish caught in the Galician littoral and tar balls from the Prestige spill by electrothermal-atomic absorption spectrometry and inductively coupled plasma-optical emission spectrometry, respectively.

A large outbreak of red tide would also damage the state's reputation for high-quality shellfish, and no one knows that more than Barbara Gordon, executive director of the Connecticut Seafood Council, which promotes fish and shellfish caught in the state.

It will detail the kinds of fish and shellfish caught as well as kinds of inspection measures undertakan at each fishery co-operative.

Fish and shellfish caught in polluted waters contain potentially dangerous amounts of toxic and carcinogenic chemicals.

Risk from chemical residues (mercury, selenium, dioxins, PCPs, kepone, chlordane, dieldrine and DDT) are primarily a concern with recreational fish and shellfish, caught in coastal waters and (possibly) in highly polluted waters.

This paper describes the implementation of a wireless sensor network for the temperature monitoring of shellfish catches over the Internet.

About two-thirds of the total British fish and shellfish catch is now handled by Scottish ports.

The shellfish catches on the Eastern Shore feed the tourist-clogged locales of Baltimore and Annapolis, but relatively few travelers venture to the source: a gracious stretch of land that is one of the greatest undeveloped areas on the mid-Atlantic coast.

One area of immediate concern is the Bering Sea and other waters around Alaska, home to half of the commercial U.S. fish and shellfish catch.

Pigs and chickens are raised, and seabirds, fish, and shellfish are caught for food.