Fish names

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REMORE — This is, firstly, the name of a small kind of Fish. But, secondly, it has been applied by the Philosophers to the Fixed Part of the matter of the Work by allusion to the supposed property possessed by this fish — namely, that it can arrest a ship in its course. 

Retail product No. 1 of Table 5 is likely to be simply salmon waste oil, the fish name conferring an elite status. Our research (Ackman, unpublished) suggests that many salmon oil encapsulated oils are unrelated to any salmon oil in fatty acid composition. In 1989, our analysis showed many products of this type to be exaggerated as to omega-3 fatty acid content (85), and a more recent European survey in 1998 gave comparable results and reported on quality (86). 

As the name implies, these operations, if uncontrolled, can cause a serious air pollution problem. The main problem is the odors associated with the process. Examples of such industries are tanning works, rendering plants, and many of the food processing plants such as fish meal plants. In most cases, the emissions of particulates and gases from such plants are not of concern, only the odors. Requiring these industries to locate away from the business or residential areas is no longer acceptable as a means of control. 

Dam, along with Karrar of Zurich, isolated the pure vitamin from alfalfa as a yellow oil. Another form, which was crystalline at room temperature, was soon isolated from fish meal. These two compounds were named vitamins Kj and K2. Vitamin K9 can actually occur as a family of structures with different chain lengths at the C-3 position. 

Recently, a novel class of type 1-like human IFNs, named 1FN-A,1 or lL-29,1FN-A.2 (1F-28A) and 1FN-X3 (1F-28B), was identified (Dumoutier et al. 2003 Sheppard et al. 2003). The three IFN-A, genes cluster on human chromosome 19 and comprise 5 exons for 1FN-A,1 and 6 for 1FN-A.2 and 1FN-A.3, and several introns (Table 1). They encode 20- to 22-kDa secreted monomeric proteins of 196 to 200 amino acids. Type 111 IFNs have also been identified in other species such as mice, birds, and fish. 

The Rvalues are partition coefficients. The assumption that these are real constants Is seldom completely true, of course, because equilibrium Is rarely achieved and because the equilibrium ratios generally are not the same for all concentration levels. Moreover, It Is difficult to find the needed Information, and one must often accept a single literature value as typical of a given Intermedia transfer. When the organic content of the soli Is known or can be accurately estimated, one can usually derive Kgw from a compound s aqueous solubility, S, or Its octanol/water partition coefficient, KQW (14) Values of Kpa, namely "bloconcentratlon factors" between feed and meat animals (15,16), can also be derived from S or KQW. Bloconcentratlon factors between water and fish are well documented (14) A considerable weakness exists In our perception of the proper estimates to use for partition coefficients between soli and edible crop materials. Thus, at one time, two of the present authors used a default value of Kgp = 1 for munitions compounds that are neither very soluble In water nor very Insoluble (4) at another time, a value of was assumed for compounds with very low values of Ksw, l.e., polybromoblphenyls (6). 

First, a brief explanation of the current knowledge regarding the sources and cycling of Hg and its transformation into MeHg is presented. Later, in this chapter, THg and limited data on organomercury levels in aquatic organisms of the Ebro River basin are detailed. The aquatic organisms most commonly studied in the Ebro River basin are zebra mussel, red swamp crayfish, and different fish species, namely European catfish, northern pike, common carp, rudd, roach, barbell, and bleak. 

Chlordane criteria for protection of marine life (0.004 pg/L, 24-h mean not to exceed 0.09 pg/L) appear satisfactory. Proposed criteria for freshwater life protection (0.0043 pg/L, 24-h mean not to exceed 2.4 pg/L), however, overlap the range of 0.2 to 3.0 pg/L shown to adversely affect certain fish and aquatic invertebrates, suggesting that some downward modification in the maximum permissible level is needed. Chlordane criteria for protection of birds and mammals are inadequate because the database is incomplete. Until these data become available, a reasonable substitute is the criteria proposed for human health protection — namely, daily intake not to exceed 0.001 mg chlordane per kilogram body weight, and diet not to exceed 0.3 mg chlordane per kilogram fresh weight. 

Taxonomic nomenclatures for plants and animals are under constant revision. In the Handbook of Chemical Risk Assessment series, the author elected to conform as much as possible to the systems and spellings used by Scott and Wasser (1980) for plants, Swain and Swain (1948) for insects, Turgeon et al. (1988) for aquatic molluscs, Williams et al. (1989) for decapod crustaceans, Pratt (1935) and Hyman (1940, 1951a, 1951b, 1955) for miscellaneous invertebrates, Robins et al. (1991) for fishes, Ditmars (1966) for reptiles, Edwards (1974) and Howard and Moore (1991) for birds, and Nowak and Paradiso (1983) for mammals. Individual species are arranged alphabetically by scientific and common names (Table 33.2). In total, about 2300 species of animals and plants were cited, of which only 23 (1.0%) were listed in at least 20 chapters. The most widely cited species include ... 

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