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| | Eastern Freshwater Cod - encyclopedia article about Eastern Freshwater Cod. |
 | | The Eastern Freshwater Cod stocking programme was then suspended after genetic research indicated inbred fingerlings with extremely poor genetic diversity, that could threaten the genetics of remnant wild populations, were being produced and stocked. | | | It is important for anglers to avoid any accidental captures of Eastern Freshwater Cod in winter when they are developing their roe, or in early spring when spawning is occurring, as research indicates this results in resorbed roe or abandoned nests and a failed spawning effort. | | | The fingerlings were contaminated with and introduced the Banded Grunter (Amniataba percoides) to the lower reaches of the river. |
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http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Eastern%20Freshwater%20Cod
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| | Mass. Division of Marine Fisheries: Cod - Species Profile |
| | Atlantic cod live in a variety of habitats but generally are found in depths of 200 to 360 feet with temperatures ranging from 34 to 46 degrees F in the summer, and depths of 295 to 440 feet with temperatures of 36 to 39 degrees F in the winter. | | | Cod harvest in the Fishery Conservation Zone (FCZ: 3 miles to 200 miles from the shoreline) falls under the Northeast Multispecies Fishery Management Plan of the New England Fisheries Management Council. | | | Cod apparently withstood more than 3 centuries of harvest without displaying major, long-term regulations in abundance. |
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http://www.mass.gov/marinefisheries/recreationalfishing/cod.htm
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| | The Downturn of the Atlantic Cod |
| | Starving cod in the ocean, on the other hand, changes the profile of cod, as pelagic-feeding adults lower their heads in a struggle to survive by feeding at a lower trophic level (bottom invertebrates). | | | In the case of lowered system productivity (a much more worrisome "environmental" situation), changes would be expected to also occur across all other species, and this does appear to be the case. | | | It is most commonly suggested that what is "adverse" is water temperature (if too low, fish feeding is suppressed). |
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http://www.fisherycrisis.com/nscod.htm
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| | BBC NEWS Science/Nature Cod farming 'could replace wild catch' |
| | At the Imsland fish farm outside Stavanger on Norway's west coast, the world's first farmed cod are already swimming around in their cages, growing and waiting to reach their market size of around five kilos. | | | But not everyone is equally enthusiastic about the speed with which cod farming is developing. | | | And all this will come with cod farming," she said. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/2440779.stm
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| | Trout Cod - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | It is believed to be essentially the same as Murray Cod but occurs about three weeks earlier and at significantly lower temperatures in waters shared by the two species. | | | Anterior dorsal, caudal and anal fins are dark grey to black with white edges identical to Murray Cod. | | | Their diet is essentially the same as Murray Cod with adjustment made for size, eating mainly other fishes, freshwater mussells, crustaceans, aquatic insects, small mammals and water fowl. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trout_Cod
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| | Cod by Mark Kurlansky - Reviewed by Ann Skea - Eclectica Magazine v3n2 |
| | For fishermen, and for communities whose economy depends on cod, of course it does. | | | Entrepreneurs, from un-named Basque fishermen fishing their secret cod-fisheries hundreds of years ago, to the inventive Clarence Birdseye, experimenting with frozen greens in the Lapland winter in 1910, all ensured that cod changed our lives. | | | But still, cod have vanished altogether from some areas where they were once abundant, and the large, most fecund fish are becoming rare. |
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http://www.eclectica.org/v3n2/skea_cod.html
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| | CANADIAN ATLANTIC FISHERIES COLLAPSE |
| | The effect of selective fishing on spawning grounds - that is, selectively over-exploiting one species in an ecosystem -- can have disastrous effect on the feeding relationships in that ecosystem. | | | The refused to significantly reduce quotas sighting the loss of jobs as too great a concern. | | | Following on the heels of the '92 ban on northern cod fishing, fisheries for cod in other areas and for most other species of groundfish around eastern Canada also had to be either severely curtailed or closed altogether because of serious depletion. |
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http://archive.greenpeace.org/comms/cbio/cancod.html
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| | Cod |
| | Cod live chiefly in cold or temperate northern seas, at depths of 180 to 360 m (600 to 1200 ft), and undertake long migrations. | | | Cod are valued both as food and as the source of cod-liver oil. | | | The cod gather in large numbers during the winter months to spawn, and each female lays 4 to 7 million eggs. |
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http://www.cartage.org.lb/en/themes/Sciences/Zoology/ClassesFish/Cod/Cod.htm
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| | cod on Encyclopedia.com |
| | A large female lays up to five million eggs in midocean, a very small number of which survive. | | | Haddocks are also bottom-feeders but are found in deeper water (up to 100 fathoms). | | | COD [cod] member of the large family Gadidae, comprising commercially important food fishes. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/c1/cod.asp
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| | 09/29/97 FISH STORY |
| | For the settlers of Massachusetts Bay Colony, the easily harvested cod became a dietary staple as well as a fertilizer. | | | The advent of steam power hit the cod hard. | | | Atlantic cod these days come largely from Icelandic waters, which that nation began managing stringently in the 1950s. |
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| | Natural Resources: The Case of the Northern Cod |
| | Although variable and dynamic, in broad outlines "outport culture" persisted for more than 300 years, surviving substantial changes in fishing technologies, the larger political and economic contexts, and natural fluctuations in the cod stocks (Sinclair 1985, 1987; McCay 1976, 1978, 1979). | | | Cod were the main reason that Europeans took heed of this part of the New World in the 15th century and stayed to decimate the native Americans and the great Auk and to create a lifeway dependent on commercial fishing for export, mostly again for this northern cod. | | | By July 1992 it was reported that the northern cod populations had declined to the point that they were on the verge of commercial extinction. |
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http://arcticcircle.uconn.edu/ArcticCircle/NatResources/cod/mckay.html
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| | Cod |
| | We know about the horse collar and the stirrup. | | | The amazing fecundity of cod, along with their durability when dried, produced a technological breakthrough in food that changed life in Europe for over 1000 years. | | | If you combined this with the Christian obligation to abstain from meat on Fridays and a host of other holy days, you had an economic opportunity made, well, in heaven. |
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| | Amazon.com: Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World: Books: Mark Kurlansky |
| | It had a profound impact upon the economic development of New England and eastern Canada from the earliest times. | | | One is the single-minded type, as in "The country that controls magnesium controls the world!" His main drawback is that he could be right. | | | If Aldous Huxley's grandfather, Thomas, asserted in the 19th century that cod would never become extinct, it was only because he could not imagine the rapid technological changes which would turn fishing into harvesting, and the classic practice of drying fish into freezing it, on board the fishing boats themselves. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0140275010?v=glance
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| | USS COD HOMEPAGE |
| | These very large V-16, 1,600 HP diesel engines were originally built right here in Cleveland, Ohio -- the last in 1943. | | | The two engines will be used for parts for the restoration of Cod's engines. | | | We recently acquired two GM Cleveland Model 248 engines that had originally been used aboard another WW-II submarine, USS Stingray SS-186. |
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| | Technorati Tag: cod |
| | Beckart Environmental Inc Beckart offers solutions for a variety of industrial wastewater challenges, including pH neutralization, BOD, COD and TSS reduction and cyanide, chrome and heavy metal removal. | | | She enjoys buying different types of bird feeders, bird food and nest boxes, reading bird books and magazines... | | | Posts tagged Cod per day for the last 30 days. |
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| | Cod Soma |
| | (-SF Chronicle and SF Residential cod soma VoIP Growing Worldwide | | | That means that it retains the potential to form all cod soma the cells germline and somatic of the animal. | | | Did the powers cod soma that be finally place you under their control? |
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| | Cape Cod Commission: Cape Cod Pathways |
| | The walk segments averaged 12 to 16 miles per day over varied terrain. | | | Covered widely in the regional press, Cape Walk has advanced the development of the Cape Cod Pathways network by demonstrating the feasibility of a trail system that will extend from one end of Cape Cod to another. | | | When complete, Cape Cod Pathways will extend from Provincetown to Falmouth and Bourne and provide a connection between the Seashore and the Cape's wooded interior, between the peninsula's historic villages and remaining backcountry. |
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| | Cod - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Cod is a popular food fish with a mild flavor, low fat content, and a dense white flesh that flakes easily. | | | However there are also fish commonly known as cod that are quite unrelated to the genus Gadus. | | | The large cod fisheries along the North-Norwegian coast (and in particular close to the Lofoten islands) have been developed almost uniquely for export, depending on sea transport of stockfish over large distances. |
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| | BBC NEWS Science/Nature Extinction threat to cod |
| | This is partly due to the removal of fish that are too young to reproduce. | | | Cod fishing communities have few options left because once a trawler is fitted for cod it cannot be adapted to catch other species, such as mackerel or herring. | | | Most cod are caught before they are two years old, and thus are unable to propagate the species. |
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| | Phentermine cod i'll saddle the moropes and harness the one that pulls the escung. | | | I phentermine cod was built of too sol-id a ma-ter-i-al for them to in-jure. | | | He bent and applied the lamp to the fuse, holding it there until phentermine cod the cloth smoldered and burst into flame. |
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| | Cod |
| | A 5 to 8 foot medium to heavy action rod, equipped with a heavy reel and spooled with 50-pound test dacron line is considered standard gear. | | | Cod are the target species of many of Maine's headboat anglers. | | | Cod are streamline in shape, have a broad square tail fin, three rounded dorsal fins, two anal fins and no fin spines. |
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| | COD |
| | The long and continuous exploitation of cod was due in part to the wide range of its habitat, and in part because the fish is rich without being fatty, with a significant amount of protein per ounce, and it could be easily and simply cured, either by salting or air drying. | | | With the establishment of the North American fisheries, which were more extensive than those in Iceland and Greenland, the English were able to develop a broader export market, bringing cod and herring to Italy in exchange for alum for the papal states and other goods from the Levant. | | | Thus cod became part of the market pattern that has been more popularly known for molasses, rum, and slaves. |
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| | Blogcritics.org: Kurlansky: Cod--The Fish that Changed the World |
| | Kurlansky also points out what we see labelled as "cod" on a restaurant menu is usually "hake", the unsalted fresh meat of the codfish. | | | The medieval church imposed fast days in which sexual intercourse and the eating of flesh were forbidden, but eating "cold foods" was permitted... | | | Mix 1 pound flour with water until it is thin |
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| | Cape Cod Info - Encyclopedia WikiWhat.com |
| | The area of water enclosed by Cape Cod and the mainland seacoast forms Cape Cod Bay. | | | Many businesses are specifically targeted to the visitors, and close during the "off season" (roughly 8-9 months per year.) Some particularly well known Cape products and industries include cranberries, shellfish (particularly oysters and clams) and lobstering. | | | In 1961, a significant portion of this coastline was made part of the Cape Cod National Seashore by President John F. Kennedy, and is thus protected from development. |
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| | Soma Cod |
| | from the soma cod Soma plant, which may be a species known as ephedra vulgaris to "the warm, the richly coloured, the infinitely friendly world of soma-holiday. | | | The kitchen serves requisite bar soma cod food (burgers, fries, etc.), and a fine selection of microbrews from around the Bay Area. | | | Many drugs can increase the effects of Soma, which can lead to heavy sedation. |
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| | Cod Recipes |
| | Cod should be white; a yellow appearance indicates the fish is not fresh. | | | Change the water several times, and remove skin and bones before cooking. | | | Although cod is lacking in flavour, this large round fish with white flesh is improved if cooked with herbs or vegetables. |
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| | Atlantic Cod The Rise and Fall of Atlantic Cod : Canadian Geographic Magazine |
| | Closing the northern cod harvest put 30,000 Newfoundlanders out of work. | | | For Cabot and other early explorers and settlers, Newfoundland's cod was an oceanic jackpot that fostered a lucrative fish trade between North American and European countries. | | | Ottawa re-established limited cod catches off the province's south coast this year. |
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| | Cape Cod Online, a service of the Cape Cod Times newspaper, Hyannis, Massachusetts |
| | Thus far, the winter of 2005-2006 has been relatively mild and without the mounds of snow that plagued the region last year. | | | State pollution regulators are investigating what led to a 201,000-gallon oil spill, the largest by far in the 29-year history of oil production on Alaska's North Slope. | | | State higher education panel today unanimously rejected the firing of the Mass. |
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| | CoD clears matters on Court Challenge (Jun 16, 2004) | | | We urge all Namibians to pledge your support (Jul 02, 2004) | | | CoD EXPRESSES SOLIDARITY WITH THE MOVEMENT FOR DEMOCRATIC CHANGE MDC, (Jun 16, 2004) |
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| | Welcome to the Cult of Cod Reborn! |
| | With the focus instead placed on my own writings and instead of providing a dumping ground for all things Cult of Cod, it will instead be an informational site to help new people discover Codism. | | | Consult the Introduction to be introduced to the Cult of Cod, or to learn about the changes the site has gone through lately to reorient yourself. | | | Once you have a good grasp of what the Cult of Cod is, and its origins, I recommend reading the Community of Cod which is dedicated to expanding on the Cult of Cod with new scriptures and projects created by the other members of the Cult. |
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| | Golfcapecod.com: Home Page - Cape Cod, the Golf Destination of New England |
| | Their reputation for winning the Cape Cod Chowder Festival for four consecutive years precedes them, and golfers line up for a taste day after day, season after season, year after year! | | | For all you off Cape golfers the Brookside Club is the first golf course you hit after crossing the Bourne Bridge and traveling Route 28 South for 1.4 miles... | | | - On one of Cape Cod's picture perfect summer days Tom and I headed up Cape to the Brookside Club to see the new clubhouse and play a round on the course designed by Michael Hurdzan and then refined by John Sandford. |
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| | Cape Cod.com: Local Business & Community Information for Cape Cod and the Islands |
| | Whether you desire a great breakfast place or an elegant dinner, you'll be able to search by restaurant type or geographic area. | | | Visit our directory of local businesses (including Cape owned and operated businesses) by choosing a category from the main navigation bar at the top of every page. | | | Additional categories and sub-categories for Cape Cod business listings are available from the drop down menus in the yellow box above. |
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| | Amazon.com: Fisheries Mismanagement: The Case of the North Atlantic Cod: Books: Rognvaldur Hannesson |
| | common fisheries policy, northern cod, mile economic zone, spawning stock biomass, individual transferable quotas, wage potential, fishing capacity, total allowable catch, cod stock, fish resources, actual catch, fleet capacity, fishing limits, herring stocks, mile exclusive economic zone, mile zone, factory trawlers, total catch, fishing industry, extended jurisdiction, fishing quotas, fishing licences, fish stocks, fisheries management | | | SIPs: common fisheries policy, northern cod, mile economic zone, spawning stock biomass, individual transferable quotas (more) | | | Dramatic events occasionally make fish and fishermen appear on the front page of newspapers or in prime time newscasts. |
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| | Cape Cod Baseball League Sponsors |
| | The Cape Cod Baseball League is extremely thankful of the following sponsors for their support and encourage you to patronize their products and services. | | | The League is dependent upon yearly grants, donations and corporate sponsors. | | | Adobe Acrobat Reader may be downloaded free by visiting their website. |
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| | Planet CallofDuty - News, Screenshots, Previews, Reviews, Guides |
| | Great to see Call of Duty 2 still going strong. | | | This would lead us to believe that "CoD 3" (or whatever that WWII game ends up being called) is being produced by Big Red One dev Treyarch. | | | Whatever the case may be, just remember, folks: you heard about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare here first! |
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| | College of DuPage Next Generation Weather Lab |
| | Our Canadian & Northern Plains trips have been as successful as our US trips with quite a few tornadoes, numerous supercells (including the best supercell ever seen on a COD storm chase trip) and incredible photo opportunities! |
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