The fine structure of the secondary lamellae of the
gills of Gadus pollachius.
One of the new products
Gills has invested in is a state-of-the-art Florigo frying range at a cost of approximately PS50,000.
The parasitic copepods of the genus Salmincola, often referred to as
gill lice, have recently drawn increased attention from managers at Colorado Parks and Wildlife because of their association with economically important fishes.
The
gill rakers are cartilaginous or bony structures that project to the inside of the pharyngeal cavity and whose structure changes according to the feeding habit of the fish.
Some vendors at the fish market here are applying a red coloured substance onto the
gills of the fish for it to look fresh.
Reginald
Gill, 77, conned women into believing they had cancer and told one victim her condition could be cured if a man sucked her breasts for 30 minutes a day.
Reginald
Gill, 77, shocked victims by falsely diagnosing cancer using a bizarre electrical probe.
Gill's Cruise Centre, based in Rhiwbina, Cardiff, has been selling holidays for more than 50 years and is one of the UK's leading independent cruise holiday firms.
Principal investigator Clarice Fu, a zoologist from the University of British Columbia in Canada, and her colleagues based their observation on the development of
gills in rainbow trout larvae and measured the uptake of ions, which are charged chemical particles, such as sodium.
Further reflection of the IDs resulted in left and right V-shaped
gills, capable of oralward particle transport, both on the ventral and dorsal ciliated tracts, as observed by Stasek (1962).
Anthony
Gill, 33, from Middleton, and Bradley
Gill, 28, from Blackpool, were the leaders of an organised crime group which supplied the Fylde coast.