mummichogs การใช้

• On these launches they flew tortoises, rats, and mummichog.
• Mummichogs were the first fish sent to space.
• The body of the mummichog is elongate but thick, with a deep caudal peduncle.
• Killifish, a minnow-sized bait fish also known as mummichog, consume mosquito larvae.
• Project manager Norm Farris said the culvert will allow fish called mummichogs into the marsh to eat mosquito larvae.
• As a result, the mummichog is a popular research subject in embryological, physiological, and toxicological studies.
• Mummichogs readily eat mosquito larvae and attempts have been made to use them as biocontrol agents of mosquito populations.
• The pond has permanent populations of blue claw crabs, silverside minnows, mummichogs, shrimp, white perch and eels.
• Internally, the banded killifish has 4-7 gill rakers, as opposed to 8-12 in the mummichog.
• Mummichogs have 10-13 dorsal fin rays, 9-12 anal fin rays, 16-20 pectoral fin rays.
• Other parasite species reported in mummichogs include 10 protozoans, eight trematodes, one nematode, two acanthocephalans, and two crustaceans.
• Mummichog were also flown by the U . S . on the Apollo-Soyuz joint mission, launched 15 July 1975.
• In the laboratory, mummichogs have yielded clear examples of free-running circadian rhythms, in both body colour and swimming activity.
• Mummichog, a salt marsh fish used for bait, is a favored food of black-crowned night herons, among other waders.
• Mummichogs are sold as bait in sport fisheries for marine species such as summer flounder and bluefish, or even sometimes for freshwater species.
• One example is the mummichog, whose upturned mouth suggests surface feeding, but whose feeding habits are not particularly restricted to the surface.
• The name mummichog is derived from a eleotrid, and ptereleotrid fishes, none of which belongs to the same family as the fundulid mummichog.
• The name mummichog is derived from a eleotrid, and ptereleotrid fishes, none of which belongs to the same family as the fundulid mummichog.
• I went to Mill Brook with less than an hour of daylight remaining and shot a merganser that was foraging for trout and mummichogs in a pool.
• The mummichog is very similar to the banded killifish, " Fundulus diaphanus ", and indeed the two species have been known to interbreed.