Exempel på abalone

• But, there is less and less abalone and shellfish. 

• Instead, they started to dive for just abalone and other shellfish. 

• Each pair was given a walking-stick—one of white shell to one, staffs of turquoise, abalone, and jet respectively to the others. 

• In that tremulous moment before the break of day, shore and stream and sky melted and ran together in the liquid pattern of an abalone shell. 

• It was a big shell shaped like an abalone. 

• On these we stroll and gather abalone shells and empty sea eggs and other relics up-thrown by winter storms. 

• Our dragnet was filled with Midas abalone, harp shells, obelisk snails, and especially the finest hammer shells I had seen to that day. 

• Some of the boys are searching in the sea up to their waists—hard work when one considers how tough the abalone is, and how tasteless. 

• The abalones are as large as steaks, and a great deal tougher. 

• There were turquoise spikes in the southern, abalone in the western, and jet in the northern walls. 

• They dry the meat of the abalone also, and use the beautiful shells, which you have no doubt seen, for carving into curios, or making into jewellery. 

• When that was done all entered the house, where on the walls hung many beautiful strings of turquoise, abalone, white-shell, and jet beads, and plates of armor. 

• Among abalone populations, the microbial pressure on the egg surface could be different both spatially and temporally, depending on the habitats and geographical distributions.

• In the early 1790s, the domain eliminated the role of merchants and began to purchase abalone and sea cucumbers directly from coastal villages.

• Initial species divergence in abalone is in some way linked to selection for high amino acid altering (non-synonymous) nucleotide substitution.

• These comparisons of abalone lysins are some of the highest ratios of amino acid altering to silent codon differences known in any protein.

• Fusion of liposomes induced by a cationic protein from the acrosome granule of abalone spermatozoa.

• Amino acid sequence of an egg-lysin protein from abalone spermatozoa that solubilizes the vitelline layer.

• By 1862 however, tea had jumped to the lead, occupying roughly 22%, silk around 15%, and marine products (kelp, shark fins, abalone, and sea cucumbers) just over 16%.

• Returning to abalone, the argument can be made that in the above microbial model, individual variation in the lysin sequence should be found within the species.

• In its original form, the age prediction is a difficult problem because the data set contains only very few entries for very young or very old abalones.

• But if one wants to sell haliotis—not halitosis—one must label it abalone or ormer.

• For reasons not yet well understood, some abalone can be infected with the bacterium without developing the disease.

• These include turquoise, jet, argillite, steatite, red shale, freshwater clam shell, abalone, and spiny oyster.

• Local specialties include "myeolchijeot" (fermented anchovy), abalone, wakame, and squid.

• It is released from the dead or dying abalones and ingested by the abalone while feeding.

• Black abalone are broadcast spawners, and successful spawning requires that individuals be grouped closely together.