Sentence examples for widespread fish from inspiring English sources

Excess N delivered to estuaries and oceans produces harmful algal blooms, which can lead to hypoxia and even dead zones resulting in widespread fish kills [2], [3].

Over the recent 20 years, the South Florida ecosystem has experienced excessive mercury bioaccumulation, resulting in widespread fish consumption advisories (FDOH 2008).

Rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) is one of the most widespread fish invaders in the world, having been introduced to 90 countries worldwide (Casal 2006) and being listed as one of the '100 World's Worst Invasive Alien Species' (ISSG 2008).

In this study, we present a comparative study aimed at evaluating the effects of anthropogenic river fragmentation on the genetic integrity of four widespread fish species (the European chub, Leuciscus cephalus; the rostrum dace, Leuciscus leuciscus; the gudgeon, Gobio gobio and the European minnow, Phoxinus phoxinus).

In this study, we identify DUs in an even more widespread fish species that occurs across a variable landscape, which displays remarkable variation within and between populations in ecology, life-history evolution and biogeographic history, and which has high taxonomic and phenotypic complexity.

Most commercial fishing is done by Taiwanese, South Korean, and Japanese vessels operating out of American Samoa, but there is widespread fishing for domestic consumption.

V. anguillarum is the most well-studied and widespread fish-pathogenic Vibrio species, and is responsible for the majority of fish loss in aquaculture worldwide (Austin and Austin 2007).

A new study has found no evidence to support the idea that bottom trawling, a widespread fishing technique, can help boost populations of table fish.

In view of the widespread fish-trading industry, this hybrid clone may eventually emerge through exports of Israeli tilapia stocks, in remote geographic locations.

Without remediation, excess nitrogen could decimate shellfish beds and lead to widespread summer fish kills as algae, warm temperatures and cloud cover stifle oxygen in coastal waters, say officials who have examined the problem.

These include fossilised trees from Kiltorcan, County Kilkenny, widespread bony fish and freshwater mussel fossils and the footprints of a four-footed amphibian preserved in slate on Valentia Island, County Kerry.