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Sentence Examples Human harvesting of shellfish has raised concerns over ecosystem sustainability. Think of molluscs and chances are it is shellfish such as limpets, whelks, scallops and mussels that spring to mind. To avoid illness, travellers are advised not to eat shellfish or raw foods such as salad that have been washed in unboiled or unclean water. I attacked with my bare hands, rejecting the tools of shellfish eating in favour of the messy approach. Marinara sauce, Worcestershire sauce, salad dressings, and hot dogs and deli meats may also contain fish or shellfish ingredients. It would be wise to avoid all types of shellfish until you can consult with an allergist. But they trapped and speared fish in inland rivers and lagoons, and collected shellfish along the coastline. This might be a reason for the Mosaic laws against eating carnivores and shellfish. Gastroenteritis is caused mainly by viruses, such as the rotaviruses commonly found in infected shellfish. Cholesterol is found in foods such as eggs, shellfish, meat and dairy products. Oysters, clams and other shellfish thrive in bays and inlets, as do many species of crabs and fish. Bottom-dwelling shellfish, ammonites, etc., occur within this matrix as a distinguishable, generally macroscopic component. There are no pork dishes as a main course and the fish soup is made without shellfish. There is increasingly rapid transport of seafood to the nation's interior to satisfy Spaniards' high demand for quality fresh fish and shellfish. But there's much more to know about these shellfish than simply how tastily they can be served up on a plate. If MCM inspectors catch anyone fishing or collecting bait or shellfish in these areas they will issue fines. The marine shellfish along the East London coastline also show consistent non-compliance with SA Water Quality Guidelines for mariculture. The sea star eats other shellfish and can possibly ruin the marine life in Inverloch if these creatures take over. Aquaculture is the practice of farming with fish and shellfish in both fresh water and seawater. More and more skippers swallowed their prides, converted their trawlers and diversified into shellfish. Show More Sentences Inside the open area were baskets of various fresh fish, tiger prawns, large mud crabs, clams and other shellfish. They winter in open, coastal environments, favoring bays and inlets with sandy shores and shellfish beds. The development of sewage systems by Victorian engineers meant human effluent was discharged into the sea, contaminating many shellfish beds. Even valuable shellfish beds around the coast are in danger because the Government has not implemented proper programmes to reduce pollution. The tortellini of crab and langoustine I started with were large and succulent, with the shellfish inside chopped to a moist, flaky consistency. Any uncooked fruit or vegetable is best avoided and remember be careful of shellfish. However, people severely allergic to shellfish should avoid glucosamine, which is made from the shells of crustaceans. But the system of fines does not seem to be eliminating the hazardous shellfish from the local market. The significance of this is that other species such as shellfish and crustaceans feeding in plankton could be affected. And spring, the scientists say, is the time of year the shellfish have their greatest aphrodisiac quality. These teeth are used to crush prey, mostly of shellfish and crustaceans, and only rarely are used offensively towards divers. Oysters were harvested in Scotland as long ago as the stone age when the shellfish were gathered from the seabed close to the coastline. For the shellfish may carry an infection which causes severe stomach upsets in anyone who eats them. The Shovel-Nosed Ray can reach two meters in length and is quite harmless, feeding only on small crabs and shellfish. So are corals and shellfish, which make calcium carbonates that end up in the bottoms of oceans. Even the rope leading down was covered in barnacles and the wreck itself was festooned in soft corals and shellfish. Women are abducted while gathering crabs and shellfish at night by torchlight. The vertical plane along which we dive is completely smooth and only a few anemones and shellfish have been able to make themselves fast. Placing a shellfish between them, he says, the cownose ray might contract the muscles on the left side of its mouth. There are obviously plenty of shellfish and crabs, too, because I saw giant puffers and octopus and none looked short of a meal. Show More Sentences It becomes a battle of life and death as the star uses its suckers and all the brute force at its command to force open the shellfish. Control of red tide, an infestation that makes shellfish unsafe to eat, is another area of concentration. All those years ago, for example, pot fishermen regarded divers as their deadliest rivals for the shellfish of the sea. My main course, scallops cooked in a tomato sauce, looked marvellous, but the sauce was far too rich for the delicate shellfish. Samples of the shellfish were taken by the FSA from various retailers and wholesalers in February. The emphasis is on local fish and shellfish while salads, sandwiches and simple pasta dishes make up the rest of the summer menu. There are also limits on other food items, including fish, shellfish, honey, eggs and some fruit and vegetables. Small mammals, turkeys, fish, and shellfish were important foods, as too were hickory nuts. Fish and shellfish are still important foods in the current diet, as they were in the past. High levels of betaine are found in shellfish, spinach, wheat germ and mushrooms. Their operation has expanded to include a farm shop, where you can buy a variety of fresh fish and shellfish, a restaurant and a wine store. Fresh Atlantic fish and shellfish are invariably the star attractions here, presented with style and individuality. Milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, soy, wheat, peanuts, and tree nuts cause most reactions. We didn't have time for three courses, but we enjoyed the zuppetta of local fish and shellfish and the very fresh East Neuk crab and pasta. It sells quality fish and wine and there is a fresh fish shop which sells delicious exotic shellfish. My companion Michael's grilled langoustine tails with fresh linguine, wilted rocket and shellfish bisque were a case in point. Spoon some shellfish meat and vegetables into six small soup tureens and cover with some of the bisque. A good gulp of flavorful dry stout can clean the palate while accentuating the briny tang of raw shellfish. Although the mozzies can eat you alive, the mangroves are great for shellfish, which we cook on the fire and use sticks to pull out the meat. Cod, hake, whiting, mackerel and skate as well as shellfish were pulled from the sea. Show More Sentences I actually like rocks because you can find lots of stuff in them like mussels and crabs and shellfish. Beef, mutton, pork and venison were common meats, and communities close to the coast could expect to widen their diets with fish and shellfish. Those who are allergic to shellfish have to avoid words even like bouillabaisse, fish stock, seafood flavoring, and clam extract. The shellfish, which favour the fresh waters of the region's lakes, are usually found in dense beds. Coastal wetlands are also breeding grounds for economically important fish and shellfish. I thought all divers gave up spearguns long, long ago and anyway, no real diver would ever use a spear on shellfish. They are also rich in cockles and for generations local people have gathered small bucketfuls of the shellfish to eat. The lakes and rivers and coastline provided fish and shellfish, as well as edible algae. It wast the voice of a snotty-nostrilled child sitting in a pool and putting shellfish in her drawers. The staple food, boiled or steamed, is served with a sauce of leaves, flavored with dried fish or shellfish, and vegetables. The piece of styrofoam washing up to shore contrasts starkly with the shellfish pushing through the sand a centimetre beneath the surface. The intake of charbroiled meat, roasted fish, and shellfish did not correlate statistically. Coastal wetlands are also essential for important shellfish including shrimp, blue crabs, oysters and clams. When overseas avoid peeled fruits, vegetables and salads and especially raw foods, oysters and shellfish. Tellinas or sunset shells are tiny shellfish that live in the sands of Camargue. Although the tempura-battered shellfish involved are popcorn-size chunks, they taste important in their spicy chipotle sauce. Some toxic marine species cause paralytic shellfish poisoning, particularly when forming red tides. For at least 40,000 years, they gathered shellfish and peacefully slept under the stars. If you're still hungry after the oysters, prawns and shellfish, for dessert there are a dozen varieties of cake, plus ice cream and shaved ice. The pen shell is the largest shellfish of the Adriatic sea, with a possible length of 1200 mm. Show More Sentences Served in a sauce with beef, game or shellfish, it can lift the flavour perfectly. Following the collapse of white fish stocks like cod and haddock, the town has reinvented itself as the country's largest shellfish port. Since we have been banned there has been an escalation of poaching of shellfish and perlemoen. It is persistent in the environment and has the potential to accumulate in organisms such as shellfish and humans. Indeed, the ancient purity laws of Leviticus in the Old Testament prohibit the activities of ingesting shellfish or touching a dead pigskin. After 6.30 pm, they up the stakes, with some fine fresh shellfish platters, oysters and sushi to accompany your tipple. Sitting on top of shellfish remains were 20 empty gunpowder flasks and loose flask caps. Razor Clams, coquina, and other shellfish we no longer use today, were dug at the tide line. The acid environment is killing off coral reefs, shellfish and plankton, the basis for nearly all marine life. These were used for storing shellfish after they had been collected from nearby saltmarsh creeks and before they were taken to markets. They are still failing to protect fragile dunes, shellfish beds, and nesting grounds from four-wheel drives. The flavor and acidity would match up well with shellfish and grilled fowl. What it did to me though is it made me allergic to shellfish from then on since my body used all its anti-bodies to fight the poison. One pub chain will offer free champagne to shellfish buyers to ease them into a romantic mood. Like the chowders of New England, or gumbos of Louisiana, shellfish is key. Small window displays built into the outside walls show enticing arrays of fresh fish and shellfish. The crew continued to trawl for whitefish long after many others abandoned the traditional catch and diversified into shellfish. Other foods to stay clear of are tree nuts, sesame seeds, fish, shellfish, eggs and dairy produce. I have been drinking it ever since, in addition to watching my diet and cutting out shellfish. This poison, which affects humans, has plagued Scottish coastal waters for the last decade, resulting in 34 separate bans on catching shellfish. Show More Sentences Today, the market is awash with seasonal greens, wild mushrooms, Melton Mowbray pork pies, smoked eels, fresh shellfish, potted shrimps, cider, venison and wild boar. Also avoid raw fish, especially shellfish such as oysters and clams. The hard component was often formed from calcium carbonate, as found in shellfish, but other durable defences were provided by chitin in crustaceans and insects. It's an enormously creative act for a shellfish, don't you think? I hope never again to encounter the likes of Oysters O'Rourke, Rockefeller variants in which the shellfish had been chopped up and cooked to a frazzle. We can't worry about not eating shellfish or animals that chew the cud. These marshes provide nursery habitat for fish and shellfish. Foods that seemed to elicit symptoms included citrus fruits, dairy, pork, tomatoes, pineapple, shellfish, spiced or curried foods, apples, grapes, and melon. Blocks of ice were brought in and carved into a buffet table, from which an extravagant array of shellfish was served. Remove the shellfish from the cooking liquid with a slotted spoon. This disease is caused by naturally occurring toxins that are found in the tissue of some shellfish. As a public health precaution, the Department of Marine slapped a ban on shellfish harvesting in the harbour's north channel where two oyster farms are based. However, the Spanish government says the cement blocks impaired Spanish fishermen from trolling the same waters for shellfish. Sure enough, at nine o'clock sharp, a man who looked very much like a fisherman walked in bearing assorted calamari, shellfish and prawns on a large plastic tray. Mussels and limpets are their primary food, but Black Oystercatchers prey on a wide range of shellfish and other creatures found along the rocky shore. Two oil slicks have already washed ashore in the Galician region of Spain, contaminating one of the most productive ocean fisheries and shellfish beds in Europe. Future projects will include reef development in recreational and commercial shellfish harvesting areas and water quality remediation projects to improve impaired waterways. You may also want to eat iodine-rich foods like kelp, nori, and other seaweeds as often as once a day, and fish and shellfish two or three times a week. Serve hot, spooning the broth, fish and shellfish into large, warm bowls. Most of the shellfish remains in the Florida coast middens were oyster shells while shells of clams, knobbed whelks and periwinkles were present in lesser amounts. Show More Sentences Bullen and Sleight analyzed the shellfish content of Green Mound and reported that it was comprised of shells of oyster, clam, coquina and other species of shellfish. Moray eels, nudibranchs, stingrays, shellfish, sea urchins and sea stars were out and about, while the polyps of black corals and other gorgonians were feeding. Fish and shellfish are important in both Guinean diet and exports. The shellfish, especially the oysters and the whelks are just the best. Artifacts discovered here included potsherds, some tuyeres, a clay smoking-pipe, oval-shaped pieces of chalk, shells of a variety of saltwater shellfish, and mammalian bones. Researchers say that odd behavior by oystercatchers in Britain in the late 1990s indicated the collapse of shellfish beds in the Wash, off England's east coast. If one mentions the word aquaculture in Ireland, the first thing that comes to mind is most probably salmon or shellfish like mussels, oysters and scallops. The fish and shellfish in the waters around our coast and inland are the finest in the world, and it's no wonder that everyone else in mainland Europe wants rights to them. Think of probiotics as a sort of immune booster for the shellfish, which enables them to cope with the stresses and infections of a crowded life in a factory farm. The famous five-star resort used to get its internationally renowned shellfish from local fishermen who brought in fresh supplies daily from local ports such as Girvan. Environmental health officer Ray Parle explained that shellfish like mussels, oysters, clams and scallops filter their food from the water like a sieve. Rotary querns, quantities of cattle bone, shellfish, and carbonized barley grains show the agricultural aspects of everyday life in the settlement. They impact the populations of shellfish and crustaceans in their area. The dye most sought after was a purple known as orchil, which was used together with purples extracted from shellfish to color the robes of royalty. The canal offers a rich array of shellfish, including oysters, clams, mussels, and Dungeness crab, which can go from water to table in less than two hours. Over the course of the Old Testament God firms up the regulations about consuming shellfish and pork. The Royal Cliff ordered 50,000 bathing caps, 80,000 chicken eggs, placed an order for 1,000 kilograms of sea shrimp per month, and 1,000 kilograms of shellfish per month. Foods that have been linked to outbreaks include milk, shellfish, unpasteurized apple cider, raw and undercooked eggs, fish, raspberries, strawberries, and ready-to-eat meats. Seafood ingestion syndromes such as diarrhetic shellfish poisoning, ciguatera poisoning, and scombroid poisoning also can cause diarrhea in travelers. Recent widespread shellfish kills near the coasts of Oregon and Washington are also blamed on cyclic dead zone ecology. Show More Sentences Fish hatcheries provide larval and juvenile fish, crustaceans and shellfish, for use in aquaculture systems. Most of the country's export revenue is derived from the textiles industry, fish and shellfish, vanilla, cloves and other foodstuffs. To dress wounds all sorts of dressing were used such as grease, absorbent dressings, spider webs, honey, ground shellfish, clay and turpentine. Having sailed a little on, the next day, the Portuguese captured two young local women collecting shellfish by the shore. The remaining Gulf inlets still are important to several species of fishes, crustaceans, and shellfish that are commercially harvested. A A court bouillon is a poaching liquor for fish and shellfish, basically a flavoured liquid. The ESPs 'also autonomously detected and measured concentrations of Pseudo-nitzachia, a diatom responsible for amnesic shellfish poisoning. With daily deliveries from the farm, shellfish lovers will be able to experience the freshest farm to table oysters, clams, mussels and geoduck. The shallow, protected waters of Chuckanut Bay provide prime breeding grounds for oysters, geoduck, and other shellfish. The shellfish depurated naturally and the beds could be opened for harvesting after 90 days. Some otters are expert at opening shellfish, and others will feed on available small mammals or birds. They are notable for their ability to use stones to break open shellfish on their stomachs. Most shellfish lose their toxins almost completely within four to six weeks after a gonyaulax outbreak. Wales is also known for its shellfish, including cockles, limpet, mussels and periwinkles. The most common forms of life, however, were trilobites, snails and shellfish. They land fresh fish and shellfish daily, most of which is sold at the quayside fish market. Dishes called 'curry' may contain fish, meat, poultry, or shellfish, either alone or in combination with vegetables. Shellfish have increased in popularity, especially due to the high quality shellfish available from the country's coastline. The primary natural resources are spiny lobster, conch, and other shellfish. Cod and herring stocks have declined but commercial fishing remains important, especially fish farming of salmon and shellfish such as scampi. Show More Sentences For more than two centuries, copper paint has been used on boat hulls to control the growth of plants and shellfish. River otters eat a variety of fish and shellfish, as well as small land mammals and birds. Wild salmon get these carotenoids from eating krill and other tiny shellfish. This makes winkles the sixth most important shellfish harvested in Scotland in terms of tonnage, and seventh most important in terms of value. Like its counterpart on the opposite coast to the East, there is a grand variety of shellfish in this region. Fresh fish and shellfish in Southern California tends to be expensive in restaurants, but by no means out of reach of the masses. Saxitoxin, a paralytic shellfish poisoning from contaminated mackerel, was implicated in humpback whale deaths. Many species are economically important to humans, including both finfish and shellfish. This pouch also holds a rock that is used to break open shellfish and clams, an example of tool use. However, there is little direct competition for aquaculture shellfish harvest. Many shellfish are bi-valves and have two shells hinged together, like razor shells or mussels. You can't go wrong serving it with chilled shellfish, fresh sardines marinated in olive oil, salt and sun-dried tomatoes, or sunchoke soup. Accumulation of paralytic shellfish poisoning toxins in bivalves and an ascidian fed on Alexandrium tamarense cells. Domoic acid is produced by a microscopic marine organism, which can be concentrated in molluscan shellfish. The porbeagle feeds mainly on fish such as herring, lancetfish and mackerel but also eats cod, redfish, haddock, squid and shellfish. You'll find all kinds of fresh fish and shellfish in the shop from haddock, cod and turbot to bream, lemon sole and crab. They forage for any food source they can find with marine worms, shellfish and dead fish all making up the diet of pouting. These fisheries include shellfish, pollock, halibut, sablefish, mackerel, and cod. Unlike most shellfish, oysters can have a fairly long shelf life of up to four weeks. Seaweeds are something we are seeing more of and Adam uses it in his seaweed butter to accompany his salpicon of shellfish. Show More Sentences Experiment 2 investigated prey selection in large green crabs for 3 common shellfish species in warm water only. Recently, a new species of sea squirt showed up in Puget Sound, Washington, alarming shellfish growers. Numerous gastroenteritis outbreaks in the world have been directly caused by the consumption of shellfish from polluted areas. However, when the concentrations of the metals or biotoxins are high enough, shellfish poisoning can result when they are consumed by humans. Fish and shellfish are the main sources of methylmercury exposure to humans. Publications on effects of inbreeding depression on production traits in abalone species and other shellfish species are scarce. It may be a fish and shellfish broth flavoured with garden herbs or a refreshing blend of Celtuce, Paris Island Cos and pea. An example of algal toxins working their way into humans is the case of shellfish poisoning. What highly-prized shellfish are known as ormers in Jersey and muttonfish in Australia? Rapid detection of shellfish major allergen tropomyosin using superparamagnetic nanoparticle-based lateral flow immunoassay. Patients with an allergy to shellfish are actually allergic to tropomyosin, a protein found in shellfish. Examples include paralytic, neurotoxic, and diarrhoetic shellfish poisoning. One proposed solution to eutrophication in estuaries is to restore shellfish populations, such as oysters and mussels. Foundational work toward the idea of improving marine water quality through shellfish cultivation was conducted by Odd Lindahl et al. In the United States, shellfish restoration projects have been conducted on the East, West and Gulf coasts. Other marine life taken as food includes shellfish, crustaceans, sea cucumber, jellyfish and roe. Archaeologists have speculated that the group was searching the mudflats for seafood such as lugworms, shellfish, crabs, and seaweed. A number of South African sites have shown an early reliance on aquatic resources from fish to shellfish. Foundational work toward the idea of improving marine water quality through shellfish cultivation to was conducted by Odd Lindahl et al. The area, until lately, was notable for its inshore fisheries, and for plentiful shellfish, therefore seafood is likely to have been an important part of the diet. Show More Sentences Curry can be found at both inexpensive and upscale Caribbean restaurants, and ingredients can range from chicken or vegetables to shellfish such as shrimp and scallops. They ate cattle, sheep, pigs and deer as well as shellfish and birds. Much of this shellfish contributes to New England tradition, the clambake. This can kill sea birds, mammals, shellfish and other organisms it coats. Archaeological evidence from California's Channel Islands confirms that islanders were harvesting kelp forest shellfish and fish beginning as much as 12,000 years ago. Some leaves, and certain organs in shellfish, are dolabriform. The shallower shoreline waters of the continents and the more temperate islands yield herring, salmon, sardines, snapper, swordfish, and tuna, as well as shellfish. Drinking any contaminated water and eating any foods washed in the water, as well as shellfish living in the affected waterway, can cause a person to contract an infection. Mass strandings of cockles and other shellfish occurred on sandy beaches. Water pollution is a problem in the Gulf of California, but the more immediate concerns are overfishing and bottom trawling, which destroys eelgrass beds and shellfish. Within this sector both sales of finfish and shellfish have increased. This is used to catch shrimp, shellfish, cod, scallops and many others. Marine nutrient bioextraction is the practice of farming and harvesting marine organisms such as shellfish and seaweed for the purpose of reducing nutrient pollution. This was what led to human groups who were seeking refuge from the inland droughts, expanded along the coastal marshes rich in shellfish and other resources. For example, extensive shellfish aquaculture takes up valuable space used by coastal marine mammals for important activities such as breeding, foraging and resting. Commercial fishing is big business in the Bering Sea, which is relied upon by the largest seafood companies in the world to produce fish and shellfish. The Agency also regulates the commercial exploitation of shellfish. Their duties and responsibilities included overseeing the various fisheries in town including harvesting shellfish, the use of eel fykes, and herring runs. In the brackish and salt water lagoons various ocean species are found, as well as shellfish and mollusks, and bird species such as seagulls and pelicans. The most recent, of course, is the Amnesic Shellfish Poison domoic acid, a neuroexcitatory amino acid not previously associated with shellfish toxicity. Show More Sentences Toxins produced by the algae accumulate in shellfish, kill sea creatures, and irritate the eyes and respiratory systems of boaters and beachgoers. The partially confined nature of the Wash habitats, combined with the ample tidal flows, allows shellfish to breed, especially shrimp, cockles and mussels. The closure, however, applies to all species of molluscan shellfish and gooseneck barnacles as a precautionary measure until further sampling can be undertaken. Popular dishes are prepared with the freshest fish and shellfish. It has been suggested that Qatar is the earliest known site of shellfish dye production, owing to a Kassite purple dye industry which existed on the coast. In so doing, it identifies the geomorphological setting of these estuaries and provides context to the sedimentological characteristics of a few types of shellfish habitat. Slaves are also not obliged to fish in tidal pools or gather shellfish and if the master wishes to eat shellfish, the slaves asked to send your mina blacks. These can kill seabirds, mammals, shellfish and other organisms they coat. The two dominant species of shellfish in the early levels of Jibena are Dosinia and Mactra, species that inhabit open sea beaches of sand and mudflats. The bacteria Listeria monocytogenes, which causes listeriosis, and Morganella morganii, which causes scombroid poisoning, are carried in raw or undercooked shellfish. The most common cause of shellfish allergies is the production in the body of antibodies designed to fight against tropomyosin, a protein found in shellfish muscles. Mackerel makes up more than half of the catch in Shetland by weight and value, and there are significant landings of haddock, cod, herring, whiting, monkfish and shellfish. Basic ingredients include grains and legumes, herbs and spices, starchy tropical tubers, vegetables, meat and poultry, seafood and shellfish, and fruits. A great pleasure of a late afternoon is to take a seat on the terrace and knock back a few ice-bedded freshly shucked oysters or clams from the shellfish menu. Establishing a reliance on predictable shellfish deposits, for example, could reduce mobility and facilitate complex social systems and symbolic behavior. The passport will contain a list of all game fish found in California waters, including more than 40 freshwater and 150 saltwater species, and a handful of shellfish species. Fish, shellfish, seals, and whales were exploited along coasts and rivers. Examples from Classical Literature These rocks preserve, by the fossils they contain, a great variety of shellfish which had limy skeletons. A slimy, gobby shellfish which civilization gives men the hardihood to eat without removing its entrails! Increased demand causes a severe drain upon the shellfish beds, which soon leads to overfishing. They would most likely be able to get shellfish from the rocks, which would be an improvement on the junk. The food of the eider duck consists of minute marine insects, crustaceans, and shellfish, especially mussels and small crabs. And so it went, verses new and old, verses without end, all in glorification of the succulent shellfish of Carmel. About twice as large as our American mink, chunkier and noticeably redder, they swam visibly, diurnally hunting for seabirds, eggs and shellfish. When the men returned, burdened with sacks of shellfish, Mark Hall, as high priest, commanded the due and solemn rite of the tribe. These trawls have chains, teeth and steel wires on the bottom to stir the fish and shellfish off the seabed and into the net. A You're looking for an oyster shucker, which is like a knife with a short, thick, stubby blade for prising the shellfish open. And she mustn't let any of the shellfish gang see her in that dress. This purple robe, but sheep's hairs, dyed with the blood of a shellfish. The people gathered all the shellfish they could find at low tide. The flatheads are swift, omnivorous ambush predators, whereas the slower-moving blues tend to forage on shellfish or, where available, heavy populations of shad. Find more words! 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