- vast
majority of
which are teleosts. True fish are also
referred to as
finfish or fin fish to
distinguish them from
other invertebrate aquatic life harvested...
-
Pelagic fish live in the
pelagic zone of
ocean or lake waters—being
neither close to the
bottom nor near the s****—in
contrast with
demersal fish that...
- of fish
species (specifically
finfish). It is the
largest and most
extensively accessed online database on
adult finfish on the web. Over time it has "evolved...
- 350 species of sal****er and
estuarine fish,
including the bay's most
abundant finfish, the Bay anchovy, as well as the
invasive blue catfish. An
estimated 317 million...
-
potential marketing tool. In
addition to
pearl aquaculture, a
pilot sea cage
finfish farm was
licensed in 2004,
although as of 2007[update] the
license had...
- of
plankton and seaweed, s****fish like
shrimp or oysters, and
marine finfish, in sal****er ponds. Non-food
products produced by
mariculture include:...
-
Selective breeding (also
called artificial selection) is the
process by
which humans use
animal breeding and
plant breeding to
selectively develop particular...
-
production in
South Korea is
dominated by seaweeds,
followed by
molluscs and
finfish.
Aquaculture in the sea has
developed differently due to the variation...
-
There are many
sushi and
sashimi ingredients, some of
which are
traditional and
others contemporary. Chirashi-zushi (ちらし寿司,
scattered sushi) is a bowl...
-
distribution and
ecology of all
marine species in the
world apart from
finfish.
SeaLifeBase is in
partnership with the
WorldFish Center in
Malaysia and...
