Fish stock: population of a species separate from other populations (FAO Fisheries Glossary); a manageable unit.
These goals are accomplished by combining and analysing data from different sources, including five travel surveys, and other data concerning building stock, population, business activity, commuting and traffic counts.
One day, someone will really quarry into Mayhew and give us something other than the stock population of peelers, toffs and prostitutes.
ICES has historically given advice based on single or mixed stock population and mortality targets, but is now beginning to introduce a comprehensive, ecosystem-based approach to its advice (ICES, 2006).
For this purpose, the activities of these enzymes were analysed in isopods from a stock population and in parallel, the physiological condition of the same specimens was assessed using a histological approach based on epithelial thickness and lipid droplets.
This implies that these enzymes could be used as predictive indicators of the physiological condition in a stock population before comprehensive toxicological studies are conducted and also in control group after the experiment.
"The primary cause of the famine was not drought of unprecedented severity, but a combination of long-continued bad land use and steadily increasing human and stock population over decades, rendering a greater number of people and their animals vulnerable when the drought struck," it said.
In 2003, a stock population of Epichloë colonized (E+) and endophyte-free (E−) tall fescue (Schedonorus phoenix (Scop. Holub.) [=Lolium arundinaceum (Schreb.) Darbysh. = Schedonorus arundinaceus (Schreb.) Dumort]) seeds collected from eight naturally occurring populations from Åland Island Finlandd) was established in the Turku University Botanical Garden (60°26 N, 22°10.4E).
Today only 20% of a Net stock population that once numbered more than 400 trades is above $5.
Hogg (1985) estimates that between 1963 and 1970, the camel population declined by 95% and the small stock population by 90%.
The cattle population in the Far North Province is significant and has been estimated at 2.1 million and the small stock population at 2.8 million (Ziébé et al. 2005).
