goose barnacles造句

• The variety of seafood is dizzying, from cod and hake to octopus and goose barnacle.
• Goose barnacles are available from elsewhere, but the Galician barnacles are prized above all others.
• "' Lepadidae "'is a family of goose barnacles, erected by Charles Darwin in 1852.
• ---Today's fractured English lesson : From a menu in Spain : " Goose Barnacles ."
• Prices have already risen to reflect a ban on fishing in the affected area, with goose barnacles selling for an exorbitant $ 120 a kilo.
• He developed a quirky menu at Ilo, often relying on strange ingredients like percebes, or goose barnacles, and serro, a puffy Sicilian cheese.
• The ban is a devastating blow to the 5, 000 families that live by harvesting goose barnacles, spider crabs, mussels, scallops and other seafood.
• Across Spain, residents lamented that the oil slick will wipe out Galicia's supply of goose barnacle, a tasty crustacean enjoyed as a Christmas delicacy.
• They dodge dangerous waves to cut from the rock a species called the goose barnacle, a black, finger-shaped creature that costs a small fortune.
• This nudibranch species lives worldwide on floating objects on seas, and feeds mainly on barnacles, specifically goose barnacles in the genus " Lepas ".
• ""'Alepas pacifica " "'is a species of goose barnacle in the pelagic species and is an obligate associate of various species of jellyfish.
• Galicia is an important source of shellfish, producing mussels, clams, crabs and the exotic and highly-prized goose barnacles, which look prehistoric and grow on rocks at the shoreline.
• The accident occured just as fishermen were were preparing to reap the lucrative Christmas harvest of spider crabs, mussels, goose barnacles, octopus, and other delicacies the region is noted for.
• The northwestern coastline of Galicia is Spain's chief source for a wide variety of fresh shellfish, from scallops and mussels to more exotic delicacies such as goose barnacles and spider crab.
• Some species of goose barnacles such as " Lepas anatifera " are pelagic and are most frequently found on cirri for feeding, and are therefore found only on exposed or moderately exposed coasts.
• There were bowls filled with inky cuttlefish, sleek crimson tuna, wings of ray; dogfish, monkfish and scary moray eels; leathery goose barnacles and well as a shoal of species with no easy English translation.
• The sight of Rory scrambling over a cliff with a butter knife in one fist and a lust for pousse-pieds _ goose barnacles, for heavens'sake ! _ in his eye, will always stay with me.
• This crab has also been found as an epibiont of loggerhead turtles along with the goose barnacles " Lepas anatifera " and " Conchoderma virgatum ", various other crabs, sea spiders, tunicates and hydroids.
• In a carefully designed series of experiments they recorded the direct and indirect results on the numbers of goose barnacles, sea mussels, acorn barnacles, starfish and predatory whelks ( " Nucella " spp . ) present in the area.
• But Coruna university biologist Juan Freire says high levels of dangerous chemicals called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from the oil have been found in fish, and octopus and squid, and to a more worrying degree in sedentary species such as clams, goose barnacles and mussels.