Sentence examples for waterfowl it from inspiring English sources

Even if OC or zanamivir had bioaccumulated in the waterfowl, it is likely that their concentrations would be much lower than OC concentrations known to select for resistant virus strains.

Since influenza virus infections are persistent in waterfowl it has been postulated that presence of OC in the natural habitats of such birds could induce OC resistance among the influenza virus strains that colonize waterfowl [ 4, 5].

Instead, if infected Daphnia are ingested by waterfowl, it is likely that Caullerya spores (but not Daphnia) could survive the passage through the bird's gut because of a thick and robust spore wall [ 36], and then be excreted into another lake.

Although there are many adult dogs that are trained to hunt waterfowl, it is generally best to train your own puppy.

The virus was originally isolated from a dead whooper swan during a large die-off of waterfowl, and it was chosen for use in this study because of its established lethality in wild waterfowl, particularly wood ducks [23], [24], [25].

Considering that PAHs account for 10-45% of total hydrocarbons in crude oil [11, 27], and the importance of this region to US fisheries stock and migratory waterfowl [28], it is important to understand the distribution of PAHs in this area.

This is the first time that water has been documented as a source of infection for waterfowl, although it has long been hypothesized as the most likely route of AIV transmission among ducks in their natural, aquatic habitat [8], [19], [21], [28], [29], [30], [31], [32].

The influenza A virus has its natural reservoir in wild waterfowl, who transmit it sporadically to other avian species along migratory flyways [ 1].

No. Did he write to a waterfowl, or was it a waterfall?

Shrimp people want water to be brackish, waterfowl people want it fresh — a situation that causes National Marine Fisheries to do battle with United States Fish and Wildlife while both simultaneously attack the Corps.

The appearance of highly similar Eurasian H5N8 viruses in Asia, Europe, and now the United States suggests that this novel reassortant may be well adapted to certain waterfowl species, enabling it to survive long migrations (6 ).