“mussels”造句，怎麼用mussels造句

Other harvested shellfish include clams (Anadara sp.), oysters (Crassostrea tulipa), mussels and snails.

In years when autumn salmon Numbers are low, the bears must find other food, such as wild berries, lupine roots, and mussels.

Stephan Munch and Santiago Salinas, both of Stony Brook University in New York, were intrigued by a major difference in the lifespans of two populations of pearl mussels.

You can also expect plenty of olive oil, mushrooms, and seafood like scallop, shrimps, squid and mussels, paired with good Spanish wines.

A huge variety of fish, including cod, crayfish, bream, halibut, mussels, salmon, sea bass and sturgeon, are all farmed, providing jobs and food for people all over the world.

Raft and cultch culture of oysters and mussels.

Bottom-dwelling creatures like mussels, brittle stars and sea urchins have not developed any defenses.

Their aim is not just to help boat owners, but also to stop them unwittingly spreading the mussels still further.

And even if they do look, the mussels can be hard to see, especially when they are young and therefore small.

This applies to all species, from mussels and clams to tuna and swordfish, said Boris Worm, lead author of the study, which was published in the current edition of the journal Science.

Seafood risotto might contain mussels, prawns and clams, much like Spain's national dish, paella.

Holten Anderson and colleagues at the University of Chicago and a team of international scientists have worked on how to turn what mussels do naturally into a synthetic material.

A recent study found the seas acidifying ten times faster than previously believed, with disturbing effects on mussels, oysters and other animals living in coastal regions.

Clean the mussels and discard any that do not close.