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    Oct.2,2015 Pacific pink salmons I believe that pacific pink salmon are important because they help the ecosystem. Salmons are very common fish. All kinds of animals eat salmons because they have protein.Salmon are very popular because they ar research for human beings. Salmon spend most of their live time in freshwaters before they go…

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    Tran Ngo English 11 Miss Leeson Research Paper Irrawaddy Dolphin The practice of capturing fish from the aquatic ecosystem has not only brought people delicious, luxurious, and nutrient-rich seafood to their dishes but also great benefits from the sales of fish, lobsters, or crabs. However, these benefits come along with a sacrifice of many unwanted underwater organisms, which are important to the ecosystem but threatened by humans’ dangerous fishing practices—bycatch, explosive fishing, etc.…

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    live in floodplains and wet grasslands. This probably means their diet consists of fish. Food-Since the Magpie Goose lives in floodplains and wet grasslands, this means that they eat food that comes from the water, like fish. Their name also might come from the fact that they eat fish, because most geese live around water sources. Nest- Their nests are made from reeds.…

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    Eutrophication is a natural occurrence over the past centuries as bodies of water age and contains sediment (Carpenter 1981). However, due to human activities, the rate of eutrophication has increased and now plays a big role in fish kills. This happens when inordinate amount of fertilizers flow down the rivers and streams and into the sea, which in turn encourages algae and most, if not all, aquatic plants to overgrow. Fishes will then suffocate due to lack of oxygen and sunlight excessively…

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    fishing is the second most popular form of freshwater fishing in the United States. Like there bass brethren, trout, regardless of stripe, offer anglers an aggressive, fierce fishing experience. But much like the term bass, trout is idiomatic, and generally refers to a trout species that may be geographically unique. There is a diverse number of trout species spread across three different families of fish. Trout is closely related to both saltwater and freshwater salmon. Brown trout, not…

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    the fish. The first thing we needed to get was a fishing license from the State of Florida’s department of Fish and Game. We were able to easily download two of the Saltwater/Freshwater Fishing Combo licenses on our phones for a mere thirty-two dollars each. The whole thing only took about five minutes and was worth avoiding the hundred and thirty eight dollar fine. We arrived in Southern Florida early Saturday morning. Our first stop was to acquire a vital weapon for our war on the fish, a…

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    fishing. These fishing excursions are fun, and exciting. If you've never been on a saltwater fishing charter, you're in for a treat. Saltwater fishing is so different from freshwater fishing. You'll love it. Our staff will do everything they can to make sure that you have the time of your life. You'll be having fun, catching fish, and making wonderful…

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    suit your necessities. The measure of your aquarium will decide what number of fish you can have as well as what assortments you can have since the difference in the extent of tropical fish shifts massively from an inch or two up to an astounding 18 inches. Dissimilar to freshwater angle aquariums, saltwater angle aquariums are more multifaceted to set up, require more upkeep and the aquarium itself in addition to the fish to go in it are more costly. So it is crucial that you do your…

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    River Herring Essay

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    well as becoming endangered species. Thus, for this reason they are the module species in this investigation. River Herrings are known species to spawn in fresh water but live most of their lives in the ocean. They are also known to migrate between freshwater and ocean water each year depending on the climate and seasonal changes. These species are very important species as prey within the marine system. It is known that in the early 1970’s there use to be very large catches of river herrings…

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    African Lungfishes

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    Introduction: The African lungfishes are eel or salamander-like freshwater fishes belonging to the genus Protopterus that constitutes of four species that are all found in Africa. The genus Protopterus is the only genus affiliated to the family Protopteridae. The lifespan of lungfishes is about 20 years and more especially under favorable conditions. African lungfish are characterized by their outstanding adaptations that enabled them estivate during dry season. The species is also known by…

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