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  • ==How fish are grouped== All fish are defined by their scientific species name, which is recognized worldwide
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  • ==How fish function== Specialized functions in fish help them to survive in water. Among these are gills, swim bladders, and th
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  • ==How fish breed== A host of subtle adaptations distinguish the breeding methods of different fish families, although there are two general breeding categories. Most fishes (
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  • ...breast Sunfish - Lepomis auritus (2365698542).jpg|right|300px|A freshwater fish (redbreast sunfish, ''Lepomis auritus'') in the Comal River, Texas, in 200 {{:Fish/Definition}}
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  • *Rogers, Geoff, 1994- Focus on freshwater aquarium fish *Bailey, Mary, 1999- The ultimate encyclopedia of aquarium fish & fish care
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  • '''Go Fish''' is a simple card exchange game of the quartet group, usually played by c Go fish uses a standard 52 card deck and is usually played with 2-5 players<ref nam
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  • ...ietary "oils high in unsaturated fats extracted from the bodies of fish or fish parts, especially the livers. Those from the liver are usually high in vita ...Balk EM, Kupelnick B, Jordan HS, Lau J |title=n-3 Fatty acids from fish or fish-oil supplements, but not alpha-linolenic acid, benefit cardiovascular disea
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  • ...cause of poor roads and slow transportation speeds, the provision of fresh fish to potential inland customers as well as storage was inhibited, and this en Fish sauces simply are not as obvious in Europe as in Asia. <ref name=Clay>{{cit
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  • {{r|Monotypic tropical egg-laying fish}} {{r|Livebearing fish}}
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  • Type of fish native to the Americas and east Asia which have been introduced into other
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  • ...from these environments, such as the [[Mono (fish)|Mono]] and the [[Scat (fish)|Scat]], appreciate a small addition of salt in their water. By the time ra
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  • ...uctuations in salinity. The vast ocean waters soon dilute the pollution of fish wastes and decaying organic matter. ...e marine aquarium come from shallow coastal waters near coral reefs, where fish can be captured easily. Unlike many freshwater fishes, most marine species
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  • Oils high in unsaturated fats extracted from the bodies of fish or fish parts, especially the livers.<noinclude>{{DefMeSH}}</noinclude>
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Fish oil]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • Cooking ingredients or condiments made from salted fermentation of fish or other seafood
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  • ...aptations to the shape and appearance of fish occur in fresh waters, where fish must cope with high or low water levels, fast or slow water flow, wide temp ...ompressed) bodies are often found living among plant stems in lakes, while fish with flat dorsal profiles swim just below the waters surface.
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  • ...at does not fall neatly into other groups or categories, or "miscellaneous fish" if you will.'' ...very few species and other species do not fit conveniently into the major fish groups.
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  • ...springtime and reaching through the ensuing weekend, this fish-fry of all fish-fries includes multiple circus tents under which the local delicacy, catfis
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  • *Rogers, Geoff, 1994- Focus on freshwater aquarium fish *Bailey, Mary, 1999- The ultimate encyclopedia of aquarium fish & fish care
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  • *Rogers, Geoff, 1994- Focus on freshwater aquarium fish *Bailey, Mary, 1999- The ultimate encyclopedia of aquarium fish & fish care
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  • *Rogers, Geoff, 1994- Focus on freshwater aquarium fish *Bailey, Mary, 1999- The ultimate encyclopedia of aquarium fish & fish care
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  • *Rogers,Geoff. ''Freshwater Aquarium Fish''. 1 ed. ''Focus on''. Buffalo, New York: Firefly Books *Mills,Dick. ''Aquarium Fish''. 1 ed. ''Eyewitness Handbooks''. New York, New York: Dorling
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  • *Rogers,Geoff. ''Freshwater Aquarium Fish''. 1 ed. ''Focus on''. Buffalo, New York: Firefly Books *Mills,Dick. ''Aquarium Fish''. 1 ed. ''Eyewitness Handbooks''. New York, New York: Dorling
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  • *Rogers,Geoff. ''Freshwater Aquarium Fish''. 1 ed. ''Focus on''. Buffalo, New York: Firefly Books *Mills,Dick. ''Aquarium Fish''. 1 ed. ''Eyewitness Handbooks''. New York, New York: Dorling
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  • *Rogers,Geoff. ''Freshwater Aquarium Fish''. 1 ed. ''Focus on''. Buffalo, New York: Firefly Books *Mills,Dick. ''Aquarium Fish''. 1 ed. ''Eyewitness Handbooks''. New York, New York: Dorling
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  • ==How fish are grouped== All fish are defined by their scientific species name, which is recognized worldwide
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  • Oils high in unsaturated fats extracted from the bodies of fish or fish parts, especially the livers.<noinclude>{{DefMeSH}}</noinclude>
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  • ...breast Sunfish - Lepomis auritus (2365698542).jpg|right|300px|A freshwater fish (redbreast sunfish, ''Lepomis auritus'') in the Comal River, Texas, in 200 {{:Fish/Definition}}
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  • ...ips of raw fish, meat or other seafood served as part of Japanese cuisine; fish prepared as such is sometimes misidentified as ''sushi''.
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  • ...aptations to the shape and appearance of fish occur in fresh waters, where fish must cope with high or low water levels, fast or slow water flow, wide temp ...ompressed) bodies are often found living among plant stems in lakes, while fish with flat dorsal profiles swim just below the waters surface.
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  • ==How fish function== Specialized functions in fish help them to survive in water. Among these are gills, swim bladders, and th
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  • ...at does not fall neatly into other groups or categories, or "miscellaneous fish" if you will.'' ...very few species and other species do not fit conveniently into the major fish groups.
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  • ...ast Asia. Many species are brightly colored, and are available as aquarium fish worldwide. Danios are very similar to barbs but are much slimmer-bodied. T ...en fish foods without any hesitation. Bred by the thousand in commercial [[fish farm]]s, albino and long-finned strains of ''[[Brachydanio rerio]]'' ([[Zeb
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  • #REDIRECT [[Fish oil]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Go Fish]]
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  • ...[[vinegar]]ed [[rice]]. It may include raw or cooked [[vegetable]]s, raw [[fish]] (刺身 ''[[sashimi]]'') or other ingredients, and is typically served wi ...her than the vinegared rice base on which other ingredients are served. No fish is necessary to serve sushi, and dishes typically include several sushi pie
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  • #REDIRECT [[Fermented fish sauce]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Fermented fish sauce]]
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  • Species of shoaling fish.
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  • Long, slender, eel-like, non aggressive fish.
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  • Family of fish containing around 2,000 members.
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  • * [http://www.rockportusa.com/motifone/index.htm Motif No.1 - The Little Fish Shack Which Refused To Go Away]
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  • Any fish in the family Cyprinidae (also called Cypriniformes).
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  • ...springtime and reaching through the ensuing weekend, this fish-fry of all fish-fries includes multiple circus tents under which the local delicacy, catfis
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  • Peaceful insectivore community fish native to fresh waters of southeast Asia.
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  • Family of freshwater subtropical and tropical [[fish]], belonging to the order [[Characiformes]].
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  • [[Fish]] with a breathing organ enabling them to use atmospheric air gulped at the
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  • {{r|Monotypic tropical egg-laying fish}} {{r|Livebearing fish}}
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  • An ornamental [[fish]] of [[Asia|Asian]] origin bred for colors and patterns that are pleasing w
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  • Regions were [[fishers]] can catch [[fish]], either within a maritime nations [[Exclusive Economic Zone]], or in [[In
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  • A [[Caribbean Sea|Caribbean]] fish in the family ''[[Haemulidae]]''.
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  • Cooking ingredients or condiments made from salted fermentation of fish or other seafood
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  • ...ity, it is easy to keep different North American fishes, such as [[Shiner (fish)|shiners]] and [[Sunfish|sunfish]], as well as [[Bitterling|bitterlings]] a
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  • ...d in 1880 by Hugo Mulertt, and has become one of the best selling aquarium fish since.
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  • ...outhern Hemisphere near Aquarius and Grus, its name is Latin for 'southern fish'.
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  • ...erial shaped into items such as arrow and spear points, needles, awls, and fish hooks.
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  • Air-gulping, flat-bottomed [[fish]] families in the [[Cypriniforme]] order with an erectile spine between the
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  • ...ered with a creamy, mayonnaise-like sauce that has been flavored with tuna fish.
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  • ...r non-standard colored fish, would appear and draw greater attention. Such fish would be segregated and kept for their appearance rather than their meat, a ...ody color of the Goldfish is metallic red-orange with matching fins. Young fish may be greenish bronze, changing to adult coloration after about one year.
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  • {{:Black Widow (fish)}} {{:Beacon Fish}}
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  • ...from egg yolks and melted butter that is frequently eaten with vegetables, fish, and eggs benedict.
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  • ...placement observed in the life cycles of many animal species, e.g. whales, fish, birds, and insects.
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  • ...[[Dorado]], [[Mensa]] and [[Chamaeleon]]. Its name is Latin for 'flying fish', having being shortened from Piscis Volans. |sym = Flying Fish
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  • Long chain polyunsaturated omega-3 fatty acid, found in fish oil, and used in the formation of anti-clotting agents.
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  • ...org/manual/FishbaseThe_BRAINS_Table.htm Comparative table of brain size in fish]
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  • ...e basic to [[Korea]]n cooking; flavorings include hot peppers, [[fermented fish sauce]] or fresh seafood abd [[garlic]]
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  • *Bloodfin (fish) *Blind Cave fish
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  • ...Southern Hemisphere near Carina and Dorado, its name is Latin for 'flying fish', having being shortened from Piscis Volans.
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  • [[Fermented fish sauce]] of [[Thailand]], similar to Vietnamese ''[[nuoc mam]]''; Thai cooki
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  • The ubiquitous [[fermented fish sauce]] of [[Vietnam]], a clear liquid of varying aroma, and a significant
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  • ...] based on depth and speed needed for the appropriate type and location of fish.
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  • ...ye. It acts as a deterrent to predators, but it also tends to catch in the fish-keeper's net. The mouths of loaches are downturned and have barbels for det
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  • ...t has a beard; so has a rat. It is lean; so is a rat. Go and fetch another fish." ...h, and then, obedient to his demand, gave it to him. Then Paao offered the fish as a sacrifice to the idol deity with the prayer, "Grant a child unto Laaka
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  • ...in a similar manner to the green salad, are also called salads, as in tuna-fish salad, egg salad, and potato salad.
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  • ==Fish poisoning==
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  • ...d pelvic fins are usually well produced and add to the gracefulness of the fish. The eyes can be normal or protuberant ("telescopic)". ...treated as a separate breed due to the clear differences in ability of the fish to swim. While Fantails and Veiltails are usually slower moving and have di
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  • ...nity)|Catalonia]]. Like all seafood stews, it presents the challenge that fish cannot be slow-cooked as in most stews, or it falls apart. It also has some ...nd seafood stock. Finally, add the seafood, which usually consists of firm fish, squid, and shellfish. Finish with chopped parsley and serve with a crusty
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  • ...r Aries and Pegasus, the 12th member of the zodiac, its name is Latin for 'fish'.
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  • *Mills,Dick. ''Aquarium Fish''. 1 ed. ''Eyewitness Handbooks''. New York, New York: Dorling
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  • ...and bones, produced by ultraviolet irradiation and sterols found in milk, fish, and eggs.
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  • Type of fish native to the Americas and east Asia which have been introduced into other
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  • Atolls and island complexes in the Pacific Ocean, managed as refuges by the Fish and Wildlife Service of the US Department of Interior.
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  • {{:Moor (fish)}} {{:Pom-pom (fish)}}
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  • ...ontours. It is not as deep as the [[Common Goldfish]]. The colors of these fish depend on the strain, the most popular of which show red-orange and lemon-y ...80s. The first comet goldfish was seen in the ponds of the U.S. Government Fish Commission in Washington. Mulertt later became a propagator of goldfish and
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  • ...ion characteristic of organisms with four types of color receptors. Birds, fish and insects are commonly tetrachromats and some human woman have tetrachrom
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  • *[http://www.seafish.org/plate/fishandchips.asp On Plate - Fish & chips] - Seafish Industry Authority
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  • ...fresh and salt water. It may be extended to include [[aquaculture]], or "fish farming".
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  • ...egared rice in Japanese cuisine; may include raw or cooked vegetables, raw fish (刺身 ''sashimi'') or other ingredients, and is typically served with soy
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  • {{rpl|Beta (fish)}}
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  • ...he [[Labridae|labrid fish]]. (i) [[Cheilinus celebicus]], feeds on small [[fish]]es and [[invertebrate]]s, (j) [[Hemigymnus melapterus]], feeds on inverteb
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  • ...c]] relationships among the [[Labroid]] [[family (biology)|families]] of [[fish]], based on whole [[mitochondrial DNA]] [[DNA sequence|sequences]]. Note th
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  • {{rpl|Fish oil}}
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  • ...tiated from old commons in which the common pool resources are land, wood, fish, or other tangible, [[natural resources]]
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  • ...nd other "fancy" goldfish say that in the hands of a responsible owner the fish leads a quiet and fulfilling life, not having to compete for food at all. ...s of this variety of twintail are highly distinctive, and they sway as the fish swims. The rest of the body is roughly egg-shaped with a straight dorsal su
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  • ==Fish== One of few times during the year when an ordinary family might serve a fish course in addition to the main roast.
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  • ...contains everyting including the tank and filtration system - you just add fish, plants, and water. Goldfish are noted for being messy, greedy feeders that ...counteract the problem, which could however, also be indicative that your fish are overcrowded.
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  • {{Image| Goose-Fish.JPG|left|50px|Werner Gutzeit “Goose-Fish”}} ...ner gutzeit - Goose-Fish with bottle.jpg|80px|thumb| Werner Gutzeit “Goose-Fish with bottle”]]
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  • ...rptive of flavors; the binder may be of a main ingredient (e.g., [[gefilte fish]]), a wrapper for a filling (e.g., [[empanada]]), or simply a mass that abs
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  • {{r|Fish (food)}} {{r|Fish farming}}
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  • ...ed as an indication of the variety of species that can be collected by the fish-keeper. Generally speaking, it is likely that coldwater fishes will be rath
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  • ...ockwise from top-left:[[Comet Goldfish]], [[Twintail Goldfish]], [[Shiner (fish)|Shiner]], [[Butterfly Koi]], and [[Sunfish]]]] ...North America, Europe, and Japan have recently become popular as aquarium fish. There may be local laws against selling some species or removing them from
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  • and in her own words, "lived on fish and meat." It is from her family that the earliest oral history of the comm at [[Giroux Bay]] as a fishing camp where the year's supply of fish was
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  • ==How fish breed== A host of subtle adaptations distinguish the breeding methods of different fish families, although there are two general breeding categories. Most fishes (
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  • ..._tonnato_2.jpg|right|200px|Vitello tonnato, chilled, sliced veal with tuna fish sauce.}} ...into thin, individual servings. The sauce is also made in advance. Tuna fish, which can be of the canned variety, is puréed in an electric blender or f
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  • |work = Fish and Wildlife Branch, [[Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources]] ...we stopped stocking hatchery fish (from 0.4 fish/hour in 1982 to over 1.4 fish/hour in 1989). As a result of the positive results on Kent Creek, plantings
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  • {{r|Gefilte fish||**}}
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  • |sym = Fish (plural)
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  • ...from these environments, such as the [[Mono (fish)|Mono]] and the [[Scat (fish)|Scat]], appreciate a small addition of salt in their water. By the time ra
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  • {{r|Peak fish}}
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  • ...the ultimate collection of classic pasta, pizza, antipasto, risotto, meat, fish and vegetable dishes, and delicious desserts, with over 500 photographs''.
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  • '''Go Fish''' is a simple card exchange game of the quartet group, usually played by c Go fish uses a standard 52 card deck and is usually played with 2-5 players<ref nam
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  • ...e is Dragon Goby or Dragon Fish. It is often sold as a "highly aggressive" fish, but violet gobies are actually quite docile, and nearly blind.<ref>http:// ...e known, although males are more territorial at spawning times.<ref>http://fish.mongabay.com/species/Gobioides_broussonnetii.html</ref>
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  • ...taenoic acid''' is an "important [[polyunsaturated fatty acid]] found in [[fish oil]]s. It serves as the precursor for the prostaglandin-3 and thromboxane-
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  • ...uctuations in salinity. The vast ocean waters soon dilute the pollution of fish wastes and decaying organic matter. ...e marine aquarium come from shallow coastal waters near coral reefs, where fish can be captured easily. Unlike many freshwater fishes, most marine species
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  • |sym = Southern Fish
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  • ...etrapods to have recognizable limbs. Acanthostega evolved from Lobe-Finned Fish, and was the ancestor to the majority of species that followed in later per ==Fish-Like Features==
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  • ...cause of poor roads and slow transportation speeds, the provision of fresh fish to potential inland customers as well as storage was inhibited, and this en Fish sauces simply are not as obvious in Europe as in Asia. <ref name=Clay>{{cit
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  • ...m and is capable of swimming very fast over short distances. It is a hardy fish and benefits from being kept outdoors in a pond all year round.
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  • ...ke other omega-3 fatty acids, it can be found in fish. Most of the DHA in fish and other more complex organisms originates in microalgae of the genus [[Sc
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  • ...g commonly being housed with the much faster Comet goldfish. It is a hardy fish and benefits from being kept outdoors in a pond all year round.
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  • ...eals with the smaller groups, including the sharks and flying foxes. These fish are from a variety of climes, and each requires special water conditions.<n
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  • Dams can disrupt the migration of fish species, like [[Salmon]], and can disrupt the flow of silt from the river's
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Fish oil]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • ...rn) was planted (often with some high-nitrogen fertilizer) such as a small fish under the seeds. Besides its own production, it served as a support for the
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  • * You can tune a piano but you can't tuna fish (1978) produced first hit song ''Roll with the changes''
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  • ...rains within a species. Some ''Vibrio'' species are important pathogens of fish and crustaceans, which may be opportunistic pathogens in people with skin w ...rall presence of ''V. parahaemolyticus'' samples was 45.6%, with 71.4% in fish, 44.0% in oysters, and 27.6% in shrimp.<ref>{{citation
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  • ...civilian and military vessels. Sonar technology will be oceanographic, [[fish finder|fishfinding]], etc., rather than, for example, [[anti-submarine warf A basic resource locator is a [[sonar]] specialized as a [[fish finder]], but extends to earth resource satellites giving multispectral and
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  • ...be prepared for King Arthur. Tom jumped out as the cook was preparing the fish to the astonishment of everyone and the diminutive hero soon became a favor
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  • | title = COASTAL FISH & WILDLIFE HABITAT RATING FORM: Stony Islan ...g freshwater wetlands, an inland lake, and upland forest. In addition, the fish and wildlife habitat includes the underwater shoals surrounding the island
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  • ...lar systems of [[mammal]]s, [[bird]]s, [[amphibian]]s, [[reptile]]s, and [[fish]]. ===Fish===
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  • | known_for = Catalogued Arctic fish ...known for expeditions to the [[Arctic]], where he catalogued the region's fish.<ref name=WbfcWeedBio/><ref name=INHSHerpetology/>
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  • ...unt''' or '''Caesar Grunt''' (''Haemulon carbonarium'') is a [[Caribbean]] fish in the family [[Haemulidae]]. It occurs in clear rocky or coral reefs and m
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  • ...]], and traditionally was served with vegetables, primarily asparagus, and fish, often salmon. Sometime around the turn of the 20th century the dish calle
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  • ...itis elegans]]'', the fruit fly ''[[Drosophila melanogaster]]'', the zebra fish ''[[Danio rerio]]'', the frog ''[[Xenopus laevis]]'', the mouse ''[[Mus mus
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  • ...milar in pronunciation to another word for 'enough' or 'plenty'. By eating fish you are in a way 'eating plenty'. This is a good omen for the new year. Dec
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  • ...te Islands National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) Complex, which is managed by the Fish and Wildlife Service of the [[U.S. Department of the Interior]]. Midway Ato The Fish and Wildlife Service and the US Air Force are exploring future management o
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  • ...]] (a system of "educational kinesiology"); the inflated claims of Omega-3 fish oils; [[homeopathy]]; and myriad other pseudosciences.
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  • ...[[primates]] like [[baboon]]s and [[chimpanzee]]s but also [[stickleback]] fish, for example &mdash; show the following behaviour:
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  • | title = Essential fish habitat source document: Sea scallop, ''Placopecten magellanicus'', life hi | title = Fish Watch: Atlantic Sea Scallop (''Placopecten magellanicus'')}}</ref>
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  • I have added definitions to all biology pages lacking them, save for the many fish articles added by [[User:Drew R. Smith|Drew Smith]] which should all be rev
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  • ...the environment due to such movements (e.g. the movement of water due to a fish [[swimming]] in it) also fall into the scope of this discipline, as do proc
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  • Akihito has a strong interest in [[ichthyology]], the study of [[fish]], and has published on the subject in scholarly journals.
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  • [[Image:Chip-shop.jpg|right|thumb|Chips are often sold in [[fish and chip]] shops, kept hot behind the counter.]] ...the [[British Empire]], now members of the [[Commonwealth of Nations]]. [[Fish and chips]] is a particularly popular combination in the UK; this meal will
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  • ...s ''Rangifer tarandus saintnicolas magicalus'' by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game <ref>http://www.adfg.state.ak.us/pubs/notebook/biggame/santasreind
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  • ...ells produces a [[neurotoxin]] that is highly toxic to inhabitants such as fish and shellfish, and can be passed through the food chain to other organisms [[Image:fishkill3.jpg|thumb|250px|Fish kill due to toxins produced by ''A. tamarense''<br> <small><small>Photo cou
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  • Celtic influence produces meat and fish baked in pastry. Galician food is the ancestor of the Argentinian [[empanad ...nusual mixtures with many ingredients, such as [[zarzuela]] with different fish, and fruit as an ingredient.
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  • * [[Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge]], [[United States of America]]
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  • ...ents include [[cream cheese]], [[butter]], or [[cream cheese]] with smoked fish such as [[lox (food)|lox]] or [[smoked sturgeon]]. Due to the center hole,
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  • |Bergen-market.jpg|Smoked whale meat and fish on sale at a market in Bergen, Norway.
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  • ...dish, or polenta; a second or main course (secondo) composed of a meat or fish dish; the second course is usually accompanied by a vegetable dish on a sep
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  • ...eed on the epidermis of live fish and free floating cells that detach from fish. ''Pfiesteria'' is known to exhibit both sexual and asexual reproduction, b ...hat attribute to fish kills and how to mitigate ''P. shumwayae'' damage to fish populations.
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  • ...to recover, the restoration of flow may in fact come too late to save the fish.<ref name="Remove2">[https://e360.yale.edu/features/on-the-klamath-dam-remo ...levels relative to other rivers in the [[Pacific Northwest]]. The numerous fish are a major source of food for [[Indigenous peoples of the Americas|Native
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  • ...plomatic history of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In most cases (Fish, Cleveland, Ford) they remain unequalled.
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  • ...ive in the Potomac watershed. The River is still home to a wide variety of fish and wildlife. ...a.edu/books/metcalf.html</ref>. The Potomac's [[crab]]s, [[oyster]]s and [[fish]] were a major factor in the success of Tidewater colonies in Maryland and
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  • ..., including safety (i.e., collision avoidance), resource location (e.g., [[fish finder]]), navigation, and military applications.
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  • | title = Fish Tales: The Lure and the Lore of the Rideau
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  • Image:Fish San Fernando Mission 1892.jpeg|{{Fish San Fernando Mission 1892.jpeg/credit}}<br />The ''dovecote'' (or cupola) o
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  • ...fly]] population by consuming their larvae, and are an important source of fish food.
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  • ...always jealous fiance, Ronnie Fish, thereby giving his mother, Lady Julia Fish, yet another chance to talk him out of an unsuitable marriage. ...the task is too much for him and hands the manuscript over to Ronnie Fish. Fish is distracted by his loss of Sue's love, but once the storm breaks he feels
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  • ...rivers, Fish Creek also flows through the city, joining the Bow river at ''Fish Creek Provincial Park''.
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  • ...ic. Keep in mind most fancies can grow to be quite large, so keep only one fish per ten gallons.
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  • ...arald Rosenthal]] (born 1937), German hydrobiologist known for his work in fish farming and ecology.
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  • They are usually served hot, but many, such as [[gefilte fish]], may be presented cold. While most dumplings are part of entrees or appet
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  • ...commercially important as a provider of ivory, and due to its shipyard and fish-processing plants, is the more strategically valuable of the two autonomous
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  • ...me lifestyle and date to roughly the same period. At these sites there are fish bones, hooks, harpoons, nets, and canoes.
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  • Chicken, fish (usually fresh, but there is also a dried variety, reconstituted for stewin *''Somaki'' -fish
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  • * The fish spirit allows Pocahontas to swim faster, which lets her swim against curren With the exception of the fish it is not possible to complete the game without gaining all of the spirits.
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  • ...by the muscular pump of the [[heart]]. It passes to the [[lungs]] (or in [[fish]], the [[gill]]s) to be oxygenated, and then is circulated throughout the b
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  • ...ited to specific places, times, or subsets of organisms. For example, "the fish community of Lake Ontario before industrialization".
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  • ...nd plans to observe a salmon test fishery vessel. He also plans to visit a fish processing plant and tour the Central Coast Area office and Coast Guard fac
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  • ...ref>Myers, R. A. and B. Worm. 2003. Rapid worldwide depletion of predatory fish communities. Nature 423:280-283.</ref> [[Overfishing]] of predators can cau ...ng is the practice of throwing a lit stick of [[dynamite]] in a shoal of [[fish]] and collecting them as they float to the surface. Depending on the proxim
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  • ...own, the [[France|French]] call the same occasion ''poisson d'avril'', or "fish of April" with the same types of jokes being played. In contrast, the [[Por
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  • ...ve breeding. The majority of the small barbs are bred by the thousand in [[fish farm]]s in the Far East, South Africa, eastern Europe, and Florida. Captive
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  • ...ermine the [[gene mapping|structure]] of chromosomes. Fluorescent DNA ISH (FISH) can, for example, be used in medical diagnostics to assess chromosomal int
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  • ...rtle is omnivorous. They will eat snails, slugs, mealworms, earthworms and fish. Some fruits and veggetables like watermelons, strawberries, bananas, tomat
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  • ...[[Doubleday (publisher)|Doubleday, Doran]], New York, under the title '''''Fish Preferred<!--REDIRECT-->''''', and in the United Kingdom on 19 July 1929 by ...robisher Pilbeam|Percy Pilbeam]], scheme to put a stop to the book, Ronnie Fish and his old pal Hugo Carmody are entangled in difficult relationships with
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  • ...m]] while the cortex develops from [[mesoderm]]. In amphibians and in some fish, the medulla and cortex are two separate organs.
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  • ...linked culinary meanings. Originally it meant a dish (meat, poultry, eggs, fish) that had been cooked, then cooled and coated with a thick sauce that would ...ite or colored chaud-froids such as ''sauce chaud-froid à la Nantua'', for fish and crustaceans, which is the standard white chaud-froid additionally flavo
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  • ...e they become large enough to take their familiar forms. Two examples are fish [[larva]]e and sea stars (also called [[starfish]]). === Fish ===
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  • ...ietary "oils high in unsaturated fats extracted from the bodies of fish or fish parts, especially the livers. Those from the liver are usually high in vita ...Balk EM, Kupelnick B, Jordan HS, Lau J |title=n-3 Fatty acids from fish or fish-oil supplements, but not alpha-linolenic acid, benefit cardiovascular disea
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  • ...icides may be toxic or detrimental to non-target organisms such as humans, fish and wildlife, and beneficial insects such as pollinators. Ground and surfac
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  • ===FISH/Colossus=== * Harvey G. Cragon, "From Fish to Colossus: How the German Lorenz Cipher was Broken at Bletchley Park", Cr
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  • ...aw of [[baleen whales]], and [[mutualist]] ectosymbionts such as [[cleaner fish]]. ...rimp with its tail to warn it. When that happens both the shrimp and goby fish quickly retract into the burrow.<ref>{{Harvnb|Facey|Helfman|Collette|1997}}
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  • ...ly [[dog]]s and [[cat]]s, and other small animals, such as [[bird]]s and [[fish]] are practical for several reasons. Aside from the obvious (eg, elephants ...l must be actually domesticable. Examples of the former are such things as fish (eg, small ones, even including carnivorous ones such as [[piranha]]), or s
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  • ...y eat, the food is not actually held down very well, and occasionally, the fish, or bug, can actually escape before being forced back into the mouth by the ...the capacity to wreck entire ecosystems by eating native wildlife such as fish and turtles that have no natural defense against these creatures.
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  • A "haggis supper", as bought from fish and chip shops in Scotland, comprises a haggis deep-fried in batter with an
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  • ...shape) -- folded around [[beef]], [[steak]], [[chicken]], grilled or fried fish, or other meat; [[cheese]]; [[beans]] (frijoles); [[lettuce]]; [[tomato]] a
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  • ...hile researching the various cancer indicators found in a given species of fish, he created a taxonomic approach to zoology and encouraged its use and expa
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  • ...the bands existence. The albums ''You can tune a piano but you can't tuna fish'' (1978), ''Roll with the changes'' (1978) and ''Nine Lives'' continued to
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  • ...The two POMC genes were compared with each other, to POMC genes from other fish, and also vertebrates.)'' Takahashi A ''et al''. (2006) Evolution of melanocortin systems in fish. ''Gen Comp Endocrinol'' 148(1):85-94 PMID 16289182.
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  • | Black fish in chili oil | Boiled Black fish served on top of a bead of bean sprouts and drowned in chili oil. Usually,
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  • *[[Bouillabaisse]]—fish stew of the Mediterranean area *[[Bourride]]—Provençal fish stew similar to [[bouillabaisse]]
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  • ...d for sautéing delicate items such as boned and skinned chicken breasts or fish filets. Many, although not all, recipes specify its use in the preparation
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  • ...) and bifurcated into the cartilaginous fish (Chondrichthyes) and the bony fish (Osteichthyes). ...he Actinopterygians (ray-finned fish) and the Sarcopterygians (lobe-finned fish). The earliest tetrapods evolved from a common ancestor from the Sarcoptery
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  • ...read]], [[cakes]], [[cookies]], and [[candies]]. It is also used flavor [[fish]], [[poultry]], [[soup]], and [[stews]]. The leaves, which have a more sub Some fishermen use anise oil on their fishing lures to attract freshwater fish. <ref>{{cite web
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  • In tropical [[clown fish]], the dominant individual in a group becomes female while the other ones a ...thworm]]s and some snails are [[hermaphrodite]]s; a few species of lizard, fish, and insect are all female and reproduce by [[parthenogenesis]].
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  • ...eem to prefer nesting above the high tide line and on steeper beaches.<ref>Fish MR, Cote IM, Gill JA, Jones AP, Renshoff S, Watkinson AR. Predicting the im ...g nesting sites that loggerheads have been using for years. <ref name=Fish>Fish et al. 2005 op. cit.</ref> As air temperatures rise, incubating clutches th
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  • ...n dietary consists of various plant parts (berries, roots sprouts, fungi), fish, insects, and small mammals. They are not highly carnivorous, and their die
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  • ...fillings, which can range from leafy green vegetables to potato slices to fish and cured meats, are mixed in with the scrambled eggs before being fried in
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  • * ''Hamilton Fish; the inner history of the Grant administration,'' (1936) [http://www.questi
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  • ...llows the course of the Amu Darya river. Within the river system, about 50 fish species could be found during the 1960's; that number has dropped to approx
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  • ...e traditional grilled fare such as [[steak]]s and [[hamburger]]s and often fish and [[sandwich]]es are served.
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  • ...reparation of rice like ''Basmati'' cooked along with mutton or chicken or fish.
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  • ...nloading facility that is leased to a contractor; over 4 million pounds of fish and shellfish were landed in 2007. Major fisheries include [[scallop (shell
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  • ...ze well to domestic tap water, although some species, such as the [[discus fish]], need carefully controlled water.
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  • ...in the culture throughout these areas, which have traditionally relied on fish, sea mammals, and land animals for food, heat, light, clothing, tools, and
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  • ...age due to [[ice]] formation). [[Arctic]] and [[Antarctic]] [[insect]]s, [[fish]], [[amphibian]]s and [[reptile]]s create cryoprotectants in their bodies t
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  • ...ary diet of platypuses is aquatic invertebrates. They also eat small fish, fish eggs and shrimp.
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  • ...tional [[Eskimo]] practice of allowing animal products such as whole fish, fish heads, [[walrus]], [[sea lion]] and [[whale]] flippers, [[beaver]] tails, s ...ach completion, the smell is greatly diminished, as with some varieties of fish sauce.
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