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    Fish Stock Assessment

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    Through this expedition‚ we learned how to identify the marine fish stock assessment. The fish stock assessment is a scientific analysis that tries to describe the past of current situation of a fish stock. The main objective of a fish stock assessment is to make sure that the data inputs are accurate and made in a timely matter. The results that are presented to the marine resource management are critical because it ensures how to keep sustainable fisheries‚ healthy ecosystems‚ and to have productive

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    Porcupine Puffer Fish

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    Porcupine Puffer Fish Scientific name: Diodon hystrix “Biologists believe that puffer fish‚ also known as blowfish‚ developed their characteristic “inflatability” due to their slow‚ somewhat clumsy swimming style which makes them vulnerable to predators.” (National Geographic 1996-2011) Porcupine puffer fish have a shape much like that of a baseball bat‚ with large eyes to see their surroundings‚ a hard beak-like jaw to crush crunchy crustaceans and scales which are modified into long

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    Fish Ponds in Java

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    village in the suburb. Let’s say it was The Village. I didn’t know what “The Village” was going to look like because I’d spent my whole life in Jakarta‚ a big crowded city. We were supposed to live with The Village people in their house. In my home country‚ Indonesia‚ there were big social-economic differences between people who live in the big city and the village. So‚ what I thought was I was going to live in a very ugly house made from wood and eat rice with vegetables only-no meat. Once again

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    Pet Gold Fish

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    The story that I have chosen relates to having a fish for a pet. The importance of having any pet is knowing how to take care of them and feeding them when they need to be fed. It may be difficult to look after an animal all day but they should be treated as any living thing. It takes heart to care for someone‚ its goes the same for taking caring care of a pet and making sure they are okay. Owning a pet should be a privilege because these animals depend on you and that is like a gift to own. Every

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    Biology Fish Lab

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    102 Lab Report: Ventilation and Oxygen Consumption in Fish Methods: The lab consists of two experiments repeated over a period one hour with fifteen minutes interval‚ in order to determine the effect of weight and temperature on ventilation and oxygen consumption of Carassius auratus‚ commonly known as goldfish. Each experiment was carried out by five groups. Measurement of ventilation was determined by recording operculum movement of the fish. Oxygen consumption was measured using oxygen probes

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    Big Brothers/Big Sister

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    Open Hearts: Big Brothers/Big Sisters Pamela Naughton Rucker Mrs. McKibbin EH 322-04 March 19‚ 2001 OUTLINE Thesis Statement: The Big Brother/Big Sisters program was designed to help children from single parent homes. The program matches children with positive adult role models. I. Beginning a. History-BB/BS began as early at the 1900’s. b. Facts and statistics-Children in the program excel in various areas such as school and relationships with others. II. Role of a Big Brother or Big Sister a. Purpose-Our

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    someone distinguishable or potentially disguised. The poems “The Shark” by E.J. Pratt and “The Fish” by Elizabeth Bishop display a theme revolving around mindsets of individuals using the symbolization of aquatic creatures. E.J. Pratt’s poem “The Shark” portrays a shark as a fierce creature that is conniving yet quiet as it swims through the water. On the other hand‚ “The Fish” by Elizabeth Bishop shows the fish in a state of helplessness and frailty as she holds it in her hands out of the water. A comparison

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    Fish Pond Management

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    Tips for Fish Pond Management Managing a backyard pond can be considered a tougher task as compared to managing a pond without aquatic life. This is because fishes are prone to several diseases and require a well maintained ecosystem to stay healthy. Given below are a few important tips for managing your fish pond effectively. Filter Your Pond Adequately Fish produce biological wastes and hence adequate filtration is extremely important in a fish pond. Filters also help in aerating the water

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    How to Catch a Fish

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    weight of any fish you plan to catch. 2. A lure and/or bait such as fishing worms. These can be bought at a bait and tackle shop or you can catch some worms yourself after a rain. Look up the bait shop in the yellow pages. 3. You will need a bobber or float if using worms. You will also need a bucket which you can fill with water at the lake‚ pond or river you plan to go fishing at. This is to keep your fish in once caught. If you think you may catch something pretty big you will want

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    Stanley Fish Argument

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    problematic‚ in that there is not one universal meaning. It is a debate among the critics and scholars of language and literature what‚ and who‚ gives a poem meaning. Stanley Fish claims that meaning comes from the interpretive community. A prominent literary theorist‚ he compared the act of interpretation to following a recipe. Fish claims that readers are instructed to look at texts in ways that will produce what they expect to see. This analysis does not support the suggestion that the individual reader

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