Definitions for fish species
fish species

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1. fish speciesnoun

   a species of fish

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1. fish species

   A fish species refers to a group of fish that have similar features and characteristics, can breed and produce fertile offspring among themselves, but cannot breed successfully with members of other species. These species are classified by scientists based on their genetic composition, morphology, behavior, and geographical distribution. Examples of fish species include salmon, clownfish, tuna, and others.

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How to pronounce fish species?

1. Alex

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   Daniel

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   Karen

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of fish species in Chaldean Numerology is: 9

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of fish species in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1

Examples of fish species in a Sentence

1. Peter Moyle:

   We have 80 fish species in California, like the delta smelt, that are in trouble, there are other species deserving of protection.

2. Justin Kolbeck:

   If we continue on this trajectory, by 2030, we might pass a point of no return for a lot of these fish species, i have a couple of small kids and I don't want to hand off a world that is less biodiverse and less rich than the one that we inherited -- especially when we have tools at our disposal to do something about it.

3. Paul Betancourt:

   We are draining a finite supply of water, it was ugly last year, and it's going to get uglier this year California is increasing distribution from a separate state-operated system of reservoirs and canals with fewer mandatory obligations. The State Water Project announced last month that The State Water Project could provide local agencies and farmers 15 percent of the water they requested, up from 5 percent last year. Some communities and endangered wildlife that rely on federal water will receive some water but still suffer cuts. Urban areas, including the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento area, will receive a quarter of typical water allotments but could receive more if public health is threatened. The water in the snowpack, California's primary water source, is at a fifth of its normal level, according to state officials. Federal officials said they don't expect a snow survey next week to show improved conditions. With enough precipitation, The State Water Project can provide more water later in the year. Paul Wegner, president of the California Farm Bureau Federation, said the federal government's announcement is another sign California needs to speed up construction of water storage projects and to reform laws requiring the government to prioritize water to preserve the environment and fish species.

References

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