81. Algal bloom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wild fisheries
Ocean fisheries
Diversity of fish
Coastal fish
Coral reef fish
Demersal fish
Forage fish
Pelagic fish
Cod fisheries
Crab fisheries
Eel fisheries
Krill fisheries
Kelp
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82. Fish intelligence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
smarter than you think? Fish and Fisheries , 4 :197–288.
Brown, C and Laland, K (2003) "Social learning in Fishes: A review" Fish and Fisheries , 4 (3), 280-288.
Laland, K., Brown, C. and Krause J. (2003) "Learning in Fishes:
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83. Cichlid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
cichlids make good game fish. The strong, hard-fighting peacock bass ( Cichla species) of South America is one of the most popular sportfish . It was introduced in many waters around the world. In Florida , this fish generates millions of
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84. Industrial agriculture (animals) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
city.
Farmed fish are kept in concentrations never seen in the wild (e.g. 50,000 fish in a 2-acre (8,100 m 2 ) area. [ 37 ] ) with each fish occupying less room than the average bathtub. This can cause several forms of
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85. Shellfish - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Caviar
Dried fish
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fish fillet
fish head
fish oil
fish sauce
fish paste
fish steak
fish stock
Lutefisk
Salted fish
Shrimp paste
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Stockfish
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86. Endangered Species Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
agencies, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) (which includes the National Marine Fisheries Service , or NMFS). NOAA handles marine species, and the FWS has
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87. Jamming avoidance response - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
species of weakly electric fish . The JAR occurs when two electric fish with wave discharges meet – if their discharge frequencies are very similar, each fish will shift its discharge frequency to increase the difference between the two
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88. FishBase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wild fisheries
Ocean fisheries
Diversity of fish
Coastal fish
Coral reef fish
Demersal fish
Forage fish
Pelagic fish
Cod fisheries
Crab fisheries
Eel fisheries
Krill fisheries
Kelp
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