Examples of Atlantic menhaden in a sentence
Observations of ulcerative mycosis infections on Atlantic menhaden (Brevoortia tyrannus).
Population and fishery characteristics of Atlantic menhaden, Brevoortia tyrannus.
For Atlantic menhaden, older menhaden release more eggs than younger menhaden per unit of female biomass.
Each state should establish windows of compatibility for activities known or suspected to adversely affect Atlantic menhaden life stages and their habitats, such as navigational dredging, inlet modifications, and dredged material disposal, and notify the appropriate construction or regulatory agencies in writing.
Atlantic menhaden occupy two distinct types of feeding niches during their lifetime.
Atlantic menhaden have supported one of the United States' largest fisheries since colonial times.
The association of Atlantic menhaden with estuarine and nearshore systems during all phases of its life cycle is well documented.
States should provide inventories and locations of critical Atlantic menhaden habitat to other state and federal regulatory agencies.
Recruitment of Atlantic menhaden to Chesapeake Bay: ecological processes during the larval-juvenile transition.
Projects involving water withdrawal from nursery habitats (e.g. power plants, irrigation, water supply projects) should be scrutinized to ensure that adverse impacts resulting from larval/juvenile impingement, entrainment, and/or modification of flow, temperature and salinity regimes due to water removal, will not adversely impact estuarine dependent species, including Atlantic menhaden, especially early life stages.