Sentences with phrase «as dogfish»

Unfortunately, as dogfish numbers have boomed in recent years, international markets have slumped, owing to a rebounding Northeast Atlantic cod fishery and changing tastes.

For the closely related smooth dogfish, that figure was 90 percent — a relevant statistic since sometimes different dogfish species are caught and sold generically as dogfish in areas where the species's ranges overlap.

Not exact matches

In the mid-20th century, dogfish gained some goodwill as European demand drove up New England exports.

His data, which will appear in a forthcoming article in Marine Environmental Research, suggest that species of dogfish, as well as age and size, can have a significant effect on mercury concentrations.

Today, the dogfish population in the western North Atlantic is as large as fishermen can remember.

He hasn't added dogfish to the regular menu yet, but he says if he does, he'll likely offer it as fish nuggets, use it in fish tacos or simply prepare it like the redfish he already serves.

In the past year, some politicians have begun looking to federal food programs as customers for one of the most abundant and despised species: the Atlantic spiny dogfish.

They found hope in one called MSI - 1436, a compound that comes from the dogfish shark and was previously tested as an appetite suppressant.

Scientists studied evolutionarily ancient animal models, such as sand dollars, skates, dogfish sharks and sea urchins, to gain insights into human physiology.

Seals Pilgrim's age like to hang out in deep - water and forage on bottom - dwelling marine animals such as ratfish, swell sharks, spiny dogfish, eels, rockfish, and squid.

It is believed that they eat deep - water, bottom - dwelling marine animals such as ratfish, swell sharks, spiny dogfish, eels, rockfish, and squid.