freshwater
நன்னீர்
definition
adjective
freshwater and marine fish
of or found in fresh water; not of the sea.
(especially of a school or college) situated in a remote or obscure area; provincial.
example
They feed on 'freshwater' fish, insects and the seeds of fringing plants.
This 'freshwater' fish native to Africa is succulently bathed in fresh lemon juice along with sliced red onion and red pepper.
This was real fun, fighting America's number one 'freshwater' fish in gin clear water under an azure sky.
Today, however, things are improving for our largest native 'freshwater' fish.
The sediments were deposited under alternately 'freshwater' and marine conditions.
In addition to the many products, 'freshwater' mussels act as water quality indicators.
It was caught along the Mekong River and is believed to be the largest 'freshwater' fish ever found.
Fishing is another popular activity as the lake is home to 87 varieties of 'freshwater' fish.
These may occur, however, in both 'freshwater' and marine environments.
The domes will contain different 'freshwater' environments containing fish and aquatic mammals.
I have been keeping 'freshwater' fish since I was a boy and have always maintained an interest in the hobby of fishkeeping.
Work at Chapel will meet strict EU laws on 'freshwater' fish habitats and river quality.
There has been much restocking of native 'freshwater' fish in both western dams and rivers, and many coastal estuaries.
Legionellae are found most commonly in 'freshwater' and man-made water systems.
The latter are 'freshwater' fish, living in slow-flowing rivers.
Shanghai is famous for its extremely delicate ivory portrayal of 'freshwater' mussels and fish.
Along with 680,000 'freshwater' fish released, it should mean that our fishery has a future.
Additionally, gobies are usually the most abundant 'freshwater' fish on oceanic islands.
Flood control projects also endanger lowland streams, home to rare 'freshwater' fishes.
Apart from 'freshwater' fish, marine ornamental fish are also found in abundance in coastal regions.
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