Sentences with phrase «black abalone»

(in review) Reproductive development and the incidence of controlled spawning in captive black abalone, Haliotis cracherodii.

During the May «From Shore to Sea» lecture Channel Islands National Park marine biologist Dan Richards discussed his research on the black abalone — an important intertidal species that was once among the most abundant shellfish along the California coastline and today is struggling to survive.

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Signature dishes include: «Cherry» foie gras; Traditional Peking duck; Braised «black - gold» abalone; Fragrant iberico pork with preserved tofu, wrapped with crepes; Chaozhou style truffle & vegetable dumplings; and Steamed imperial bird's nest, crystal sugar in orange

Tasmania offers some of the most sought after cuisine in the world, from Tasmanian - grown Atlantic salmon, to wild abalone, leatherwood honey, black truffle, locally grown saffron and wasabi, beef, cheeses and organic produce.

Examples of colder water species include black rockfish, red abalone and the sunflower star.

The interplay of much black and white media in the exhibit — the large wall drawing Head and Tales, 2007, which consists of dark marks made using spray paint and abalone shells cast from charcoal — arguably accentuate this.

Matthew Day Jackson Harriet (First Portrait), 2006 Woodburned drawing, scorched wood, yarn, aniline dye, scorched eagles, mother of pearl, abalone, & black panther eyes on wood panel 96 x 72 in.

«Chariot (The Day After the End of Days),» 2005 - 06 (Polish hay cart, scrap wood, T111 plywood, fluorescent lights with colored lenses, bronze, 20 state flags, wool, scorched wood, buttons, abalone shell, mother of pearl, Powell Peralta skateboard, bucket, purple resin, Black panther 10 point program and Stanton's Declaration of Independence) by Matthew Day Jackson.