Hammerhead sharks prey on a wide array of fish, cephalopods, and crustaceans, but specific prey varies between the different species.
There are a couple of dogs meandering between a selection of baskets and bean bags, and nearly every desk includes an aquarium or vivarium holding a wide array of fish, snakes, reptiles and amphibians.
Coral reefs alone support a wide array of fish species and other ocean life, act as a buffer against shoreline storms and waves and floods, and are increasingly providing clues to new medicines for a variety of human ailments, from cancer and arthritis to heart disease.
Despite the wide array of feeding modes amongst fishes and the biomass dominance of herbivorous and detritivorous fishes in many assemblages [ 11, 12], the development of these non-animal prey based trophic habits has been an infrequent evolutionary phenomenon, largely confined to a few families of teleosts [ 10, 13- 16].
Indeed, many studies have shown that exposure to EDCs is responsible for changes in anatomy, behavior, and reproductive system function in a wide array of vertebrate taxa, including fishes (Jobling et al. 2006), amphibians (Hayes et al. 2003), reptiles (Guillette and Iguchi 2003), and mammals (Sonne et al. 2006), including humans (Guillette et al. 2006; Swan 2006).
These peptides elicit a wide array of physiological effects in other fishes, though any one species examined produced no more than three distinct putative toxins in its venom.
The diverse geography means visitors can partake in a wide array of outdoor activities — skiing, swimming, sailing, fishing, and hiking — throughout the year.
In recent years, scientists have sequenced the genetic code of a wide array of organisms, ranging from mice, humans and fish to common bacterial pathogens and plants like rice and corn.
Enantiornithes occupied a wide array of ecological niches, from sand-probing shorebirds and fish-eaters to tree-dwelling forms and seed-eaters.
Mycobacteriosis in fish is currently attributed to a wide array of species belonging to the Mycobacterium genus, but historically M. chelonae, M. fortuitum, and M. marinum[ 31, 33] are the most reported species.
Turtles ingest a wide array of this floating debris, including bags, sheets, pellets, balloons and abandoned fishing line.
