Sentence examples for some hatcheries also from inspiring English sources

Some hatcheries also have online forums.

Ontogenetically, variation in spawning date and thermal regimes at the hatchery also resulted in stocking fry at a wide range of DI.

The use of different oceanic regions has been previously related to variation in run timing among sea-age classes (Shearer 1992), but Jutila et al. (2003) further showed that salmon of same sea-age, but with different backgrounds (wild versus hatchery) also utilized different areas in the Baltic Sea basin.

Some hatcheries used wild fish exclusively, while others could not always discern between wild and hatchery fish or had small population sizes such that some returning hatchery fish were incorporated into the broodstock.

Highly crowded conditions typical of hatcheries might also be a part of the reasons for the strong domestication selection (Frankham 2008).

Eggs from the McCloud hatchery were also provided to the San Leandro hatchery, thus making the origin and genetic history of hatchery-bred rainbow trout somewhat diverse and complex.

NOAA Fisheries official James Lecky says that hatcheries "can be managed in a way that contributes to the conservation of endangered species" and that some hatchery fish should be counted.

Most fish from south coast rivers (Cheakamus River, Tenderfoot Creek, Seymour River) migrated northwards, although some wild and some hatchery-reared Cheakamus River steelhead took the southern route (Figure 2c).

The data set was primarily comprised of natural-origin populations (n = 133), but some hatchery exceptions are included (n = 12).

I'm among those who think that settlements make a viable peace deal with the Palestinians less likely and that some of them are also hatcheries for extremism; Israel would be better off changing tack.

The county-operated Grayling Fish Hatchery is also a popular attraction during the summer months.