Sentence examples for vulnerable fish from inspiring English sources

Fish recruited to removal efforts according to the logistic function in the model (Eq. 4), and fully vulnerable fish were harvested at the rate of annual exploitation (U).

Bite-Back: Bite-Back is a shark and marine conservation charity that aims to halt the trade and consumption of vulnerable fish species, promote sustainable fishing, protect ocean habitats and inspire worldwide respect for the marine environment.

"We need a new and sustainable Common Fisheries Policy CFPP) which protects our seas and manages vulnerable fish stocks better while allowing our fishermen to make a living and plan for the future".

Still, these vulnerable fish may have other traits—such as disease resistance that might be valuable under other conditions.

The partnership also suggested controlled or closed fishing areas that can be adapted in response to climate change have the potential to help protect commercial and vulnerable fish stocks.

While the sand tiger shark has been protected from commercial and recreational fishing in US waters since 1997, the Great South Bay is not protected, and juvenile sharks are still susceptible to human development and activities that take place alongside these vulnerable fish.

While there may be legitimate security reasons to do this evading pirates, for instance the report suggests that these tactics could also be used to evade detection while illegally fishing in marine protected areas, or abusing other vulnerable fishing grounds.

Thus, it is the overexploitation of the algal resource that makes zooplankton vulnerable to fish predation and the model predicts that if algal resources are not limiting, a much higher fish predation is needed to affect zooplankton populations.

Such emerging pupae are quite vulnerable to fish, and freshly hatched adults hopscotch temptingly downstream before successfully taking flight.

A number of marine species (all vertebrates) are listed as critically endangered (2 fishes, 2 birds), endangered (3 fishes, 3 reptiles, 6 birds, 2 mammals), vulnerable (8 fishes, 2 reptiles, 21 birds, 6 mammals), and conservation dependent (3 commercially exploited fishes) (http://www.environment.gov.au/cgi-bin/sprat/public/publicthreatenedlist.pl?wanted=fauna).

In practice, however, it is well known that, in most fishes, the most successful spawners are the older and larger ones, which typically also are most vulnerable to fishing.