Sentence examples for to finfish from inspiring English sources

The findings presented here improve our understanding of the potential threat of this cosmopolitan jellyfish to finfish aquaculture, as well as our knowledge of the nature and extent of the damage caused which will be applicable to field investigations.

This larger offset, compared with the previously observed ∼2‰ offset for finfish consumers, may result from the larger and more variable proportion of total Hg that is inorganic Hg in shellfish compared to finfish.

The increase in invertebrate fisheries is in part a response to declining finfish catches that caused many fishermen to switch to new target species, often further down the food web [6], [14] although in many regions lower-trophic-level fisheries were added without declines in higher-trophic-level fisheries [15].

In some contexts, especially in aquaculture, the true fish are referred to as finfish (or fin fish) to distinguish them from these other animals.

True fish are also referred to as finfish or fin fish to distinguish them from other aquatic life harvested in fisheries or aquaculture.

To make the job easier, Volpe's team narrowed its scope to marine finfish species such as cod, sea bass, and salmon.

A comprehensive project was initiated to reduce finfish discards and small shrimp in the Gulf of Maine northern shrimp fishery.

This is in contrast to all finfish and invertebrate fisheries combined, where the number of countries reporting catch has been largely stable over the past 50 years (Fig. 1C).

While spawning induction and larval rearing of meagre (Argyrosomus regius) have advanced as forcing factors to move this finfish species into the commercial aquaculture sector, larval nutrition still has unanswered issues to address, specifically in regard to live prey enrichment and fatty acid composition.

In fact, although mutations occurring at MSTN miRNA target sites have been shown to affect muscularity in higher vertebrates [ 44], the post-transcriptional regulatory pathway has not been targeted in finfish to date.

F.A.D.s, which I wrote about last year, act as giant lures, drawing in all types of sea life: from juvenile tuna and other non-target finfish to sharks, sea turtles and rays, all of which are then scooped up into nets and killed.